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JL014A

HP 350/355/365 Cloud Managed 802.11n/ac Access Points: HP 355 Cloud-Managed 802.11n (US) AP

EOSL — PAST
70 mo
past end of service life

Lifecycle position

now
availableend of saleservice
AvailableNot published
End of saleDec 2015HPE bulletin ↗
End of serviceDec 2020computed · HPE 5-yr policy ↗
Vendor-listed replacementJL185Amigration options ↗

Options from here

Third-party maintenance

Keep it in production past the OEM cutoff with an independent maintainer.

Pre-stock spares

Buy spares now, while units still circulate on the secondary market. eBay listings for JL014A ↗

Plan replacement

It is unsupported today. Set a migration timeline and budget.

Run to failure

Low-criticality role: document the risk, harden backups, retire on your terms.

Other SKUs in 350/355/365 Cloud Managed 802.11n/ac Access Points

JL011AHP 350 Cloud-Managed 802.11n (WW) AP›JL012AHP 350 Cloud-Managed 802.11n (US) AP›JL013AHP 355 Cloud-Managed 802.11n (WW) AP›JL015AHP 365 Cloud-Managed 802.11ac (WW) AP›JL016AHP 365 Cloud-Managed 802.11ac (US) AP›JL020AAEHPE Cloud Network Manager 1yr E-LTU›JL021AAEHPE Cloud Network Manager 3yr E-LTU›JL135AAEHPE Cloud Network Manager 5yr E-LTU›

Questions about JL014A

Is the HPE JL014A still supported?

No. HPE's last date of support for JL014A was Dec 2020 (derived from HPE's published 5-year support-life policy applied to the end-of-sale date). It is past end of service life.

When did the JL014A reach end of sale?

JL014A reached end of sale Dec 2015, per the HPE end-of-sale bulletin.

What is the last date of support (EOSL) for the JL014A?

Dec 2020, derived from HPE's published 5-year support-life policy applied to the end-of-sale date.

What is the replacement for the JL014A?

HPE's end-of-life bulletin lists JL185A as the replacement for JL014A.

Can the JL014A be maintained after HPE support ends?

After the last date of support, JL014A units can often be kept in production through third-party maintenance providers. HPE no longer issues software fixes, support, or hardware replacement for it.