Upgrade from 8.2 to 8.6 for new ASA 5515X

Hello,
My customer has a rather complex configuration on an ASA 5510 running version 8.2
They are migrating to new ASA 5515X models which of course only version support 8.6
How can i convert the configuration from 8.2 to 8.6 since the new ASA's do not support the earlier versions?
The X series seems to be a great option for new deployments but what about replacements of existing older models?
Thanks for any ideas everyone!
Chris

Hello,
I would say go to 8.4 From there you will have the same syntax.
There will be new commands and features on 8.6... That for sure but you are going to be on the same path.
Any other question..Sure ..Just remember to rate all of the helpul posts
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