End Of Service Life List

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Cisco EOSL

Catalyst 3750-24FS Switch09 / 30 / 2017Request Support
Catalyst 4500 Series Supervisor II-Plus-10GE09 / 30 / 2017Request Support
MCS 7828-H4 Unified Communications Manager Appliance10 / 30 / 2017Request Support

Dell EOSL

Dell PowerEdge R720XD05 / 18 / 2018Request Support
Dell PowerEdge R62005 / 25 / 2018Request Support
Dell Equallogic PS6000X11 / 11 / 2018Request Support

EMC EOSL

XtremSF PCIEHHS-3XXL08 / 24 / 2017Request Support
XtremSF PCIEHHS-3XXM08 / 24 / 2017Request Support
VPLEX VS108 / 31 / 2017Request Support

HP EOSL

3PAR T40010 / 31 / 2017Request Support
HP ProLiant BL465c G7 Blade12 / 31 / 2017Request Support
HP ProLiant BL490c G7 Blade12 / 31 / 2017Request Support

IBM EOSL

IBM Storage N-Series N3400 Dual Controller Filer10 / 31 / 2017Request Support
IBM Storage Ultrium 2 Tape Autoloader11 / 30 / 2017Request Support
IBM Storage Ultrium Tape Autoloader11 / 30 / 2017Request Support

Brocade EOSL

Brocade IronPoint 25009 / 22 / 2017Request Support
Brocade NetIron MLX Series10 / 28 / 2017Request Support
Brocade NetIron MLX XMR10 / 28 / 2017Request Support

NetApp EOSL

FAS204012 / 31 / 2017Request Support
FAS321012 / 31 / 2018Request Support
FAS324012 / 31 / 2018Request Support

Fujitsu EOSL

Primergy RX300 S609 / 30 / 2017Request Support
Primergy BX920 S212 / 31 / 2017Request Support
Primergy BX924 S3 Blade12 / 31 / 2017Request Support

Hitachi EOSL

AMD 250009 / 30 / 2017Request Support
AMS 210009 / 30 / 2018Request Support
AMS 230009 / 30 / 2018Request Support

Juniper EOSL

SRX-MP-1SFP08 / 31 / 2017Request Support
SRX210B08 / 31 / 2017Request Support
SRX210H08 / 31 / 2017Request Support

Overland EOSL

No upcoming dates available

Sun / Oracle EOSL

No upcoming dates available

F5 Networks EOSL

BIG-IP 6400 FIPS10 / 01 / 2017Request Support
BIG-IP 8400 FIPS10 / 01 / 2017Request Support
BIG-IP 8400 NEBS10 / 01 / 2017Request Support

Understanding Hardware End of Service Life

Be prepared for every lifecycle phase of your data center hardware.
Understanding a piece of hardware equipment’s End of Service Life can be confusing as it varies per OEM. Park Place Technologies has narrowed it down to four key phases that you should know about as you plan out your data center maintenance and support.

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Phase 1

General Availability or Sale Date

General Availability (GA) is when the piece of hardware is brought to market and available for purchase. Hardware and software support is available.
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Phase 2

End of Life or End of Sale (EOL)

When hardware equipment reaches its End of Life (EOL) or End of Sale (EOS), it means that the OEM is no longer producing or selling the particular piece of equipment. When an OEM announces the EOL or EOS, this generally starts a 5 year phase-out of the equipment. Hardware and software support can still be available at this time.
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Phase 3

End of Life or End of Sale (EOL)

End of Development (EOD) for hardware comes when the OEM ceases development and production of that device’s operating system. Software updates and firmware patches are no longer rolled out. Around this time, contract and support renewals may no longer be available.
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Phase 4

End of Support Life (EOSL)

The End of Support Life, or End of Service Life (EOSL) is the final phase in the data center equipment’s lifecycle. At this point, the OEM no longer sells, provides operating system updates for, or renews support agreements on the hardware.