Cisco · Ending soon
Cisco Hardware Ending Support Soon
Cisco hardware with a vendor end-of-service-life date in the next 18 months. Plan migrations and renewals before Cisco support ends — each date links to the Cisco end-of-life bulletin.
16product families
1,566part numbers
1vendor covered
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8500 Series Wireless ControllersCisco · Hardware · 26 SKUs
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Catalyst 3850 SeriesCisco · Stackable access switch · 148 SKUs
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ISR 800 SeriesCisco · Router · 8 SKUs
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MDS 9700 SeriesCisco · SAN switch · 19 SKUs
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Catalyst 3650 SeriesCisco · Switch · 170 SKUs
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Firepower 4110 SeriesCisco · Security appliance · 8 SKUs
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Nexus 7000 SeriesCisco · Data center switch · 36 SKUs
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Aironet 1850 SeriesCisco · Wireless access point · 121 SKUs
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MDS 9396S SeriesCisco · SAN switch · 22 SKUs
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ASR 1000 SeriesCisco · Router · 139 SKUs
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Nexus 3110 SeriesCisco · Data center switch · 13 SKUs
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Nexus 3232C SeriesCisco · Data center switch · 5 SKUs
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Catalyst 2960-X SeriesCisco · Access switch · 85 SKUs
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Aironet 2800 SeriesCisco · Wireless access point · 326 SKUs
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Aironet 3800 SeriesCisco · Wireless access point · 433 SKUs
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Nexus 3000 SeriesCisco · Data center switch · 7 SKUs
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Frequently asked
What counts as "ending soon"?
Hardware here has a vendor-published end-of-service-life date within the next 18 months. After that date the vendor stops issuing software fixes, security patches and hardware replacement.
Why plan before the EOSL date?
Procurement, migration and budget cycles often run 6–18 months. Tracking support-end dates ahead of time avoids running unsupported gear in production.
Where do these dates come from?
Each date links to the vendor’s official end-of-life bulletin, or, where a vendor publishes none, is computed from their published support-life policy and labelled "computed".