These Python scripts were put to gether to assist with a migration to pfSense from WatchGuard.
We have approximately 360 (and growing) IPsec tunnels and needed a quick way of moving them across.
The latest version of WatchGuard System Manager (we used v11.11) is able to generate a report on branch office gateways and tunnels giving us all the information we need to migrate tunnels to pfSense with the exception of the pre-shared key.
bovpn_report2csv.py will parse the plain text report and convert it to CSV. Here you can do some sanity checks, add in the PSKs (perhaps by using a vlookup), etc.
csv2pfsense.py will parse the CSV and create a file which can be used in the pfSense Developer Shell
Once you have your final config, pfSense Developer Shell steps are as follows.
parse_config(true);
<contents of pfSense_Import.txt>
write_config();
system_reboot_sync();
exec;
If you have existing tunnels on your pfSense install, edit export.py and change the following variables to avoid overwriting existing tunnel configuration.
p1count
ikeid
p2count
reqid
You can get these numbers from the pfSense Developer Shell
parse_config(true);
print_r($config);
exec;
Another way of migrating the configuration maybe to parse the WatchGuard configuration file contained in an xml file.
https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Using_the_PHP_pfSense_Shell