IOS to NX-OS Configuration Translator
Paste a Cisco IOS config and get the NX-OS equivalent, or go the other direction. The translator detects required NX-OS feature commands, renames interfaces (GigabitEthernet becomes Ethernet), converts VRF, OSPF, BGP, HSRP, and spanning-tree, and flags anything that needs a human decision.
Open the TranslatorWhat it does
- IOS to NX-OS and NX-OS to IOS (bidirectional)
- Auto-detects and emits required 'feature X' commands
- Interface renaming: GigabitEthernet and FastEthernet become Ethernet
- VRF, OSPF network statements, BGP peer-groups, HSRP to VRRP hints
- Spanning-tree portfast to port type edge conversion
- Warnings for commands that require manual review
Frequently asked
Which directions are supported?
Both. IOS to NX-OS and NX-OS to IOS.
What does it convert?
Interface names, VRF definitions, OSPF network statements, BGP peer-groups, HSRP to VRRP hints, and spanning-tree settings. It also emits the NX-OS feature commands the target platform needs.
Will it flag things I need to check?
Yes. Commands that need a human decision are called out as manual review warnings rather than silently guessed.