Multi-Vendor Config Converter

Translate Cisco IOS / Arista EOS / Juniper Junos configs with redaction + validation.

Vendor-Neutral IR + AI Fallback

Convert configuration

Only affects IOS-XE rendered interface names.
Secrets are redacted before caching/AI. Still: avoid pasting real keys if you can.
If a file is selected, it overrides the pasted text.
Requires OPENAI_API_KEY on the server.
Tip: For Junos input, “set …” lines are best.

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          Tests are best-effort and must be reviewed before production use.
          What this does

          The converter works in three tiers: confident rules, unsafe blocks (left as comments), and optional AI fallback.

          Confidently converts
          • Hostname / system identity
          • Layer-3 interfaces: descriptions + IPv4 addressing
          • Basic static routes
          • Basic SNMP fields (contact / location / community)
          • Simple ACL + interface attachment (when unambiguous)
          Marks as unsafe (not auto-converted)
          • Security policy / zone policies and rule ordering dependencies
          • NAT rules when intent can’t be proven (zone/VRF/interface ambiguity)
          • Firewall filters with implicit defaults or platform-specific behavior
          • Routing policy-options (import/export policies, prefix-lists as policy logic)
          • Anything that could change reachability or security in a non-obvious way
          These lines appear as ! Unable to translate … safely so you can review them.
          AI Policies
          • Sensitive data are redacted before any caching/AI is used
          • Still requires human review before production use