Juniper End Of Life List

An end-of-service-life announcement can spell trouble for IT managers. When Juniper decides it will no longer support its storage, server, or network hardware, IT teams are left scrambling trying to figure out what they can do to deal with the problem without breaking the budget. Park Place Technologies makes it easy to find the latest End of Life (EOL) and End of Service Life (EOSL) information for your Juniper hardware. Allowing you to extend the support cycle and maximize the value of your hardware by saving 30 - 40% against that Juniper contract.

We’ve compiled a list of over 700 Juniper end of life dates for model lines such as the SSG, SRX, MX, NetScreen, SBR, SRP, and more. Use the Juniper EOSL list to avoid hardware and system downtime so you can keep your stakeholders happy and maintain lower levels of stress! Third party data center hardware maintenance from Park Place Technology can help you save 30% or more compared to OEM contracts.

Here’s the complete process, as laid out in announcements for different Juniper EOL products:

• End of life is announced for a given product.
• The last sale is schedule 6 months to 1 year out.
• Customers then have 1 year from the last sale to convert a warranty to a support contract.
• 1 year later, same-day service is discontinued.
• Then usually 2 years on, next-day service ends.
• EOSL follows 1 year later.

Perplexingly, customers who purchase a Juniper Networks product late in the marketing lifecycle may find themselves without mission-critical support in relatively short order. More concerning to some is that the cost of support contracts don’t decline alongside the slowing response times by Juniper Networks.

Using Park Place Technologies for Juniper EOSL Support

Some Juniper Networks customers have found that post-warranty Juniper support can be more efficient to handle via a third party maintenance company than through Juniper Networks itself.