Aruba End-of-Life & End-of-Service Lookup & Planning
Browse all Aruba hardware families – routers, switches, wireless, security and more – with official End-of-Life (EOL), End-of-Sale (EOS) and End-of-Service-Life (EOSL) dates. Use this Aruba EOL database to plan refresh projects, avoid unsupported devices, and keep your network secure and compliant.
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Aruba EOL / EOSL Database – Full List of End-of-Life Products
Search, browse, and plan lifecycle transitions across all Aruba product families.
| # | Category | Series | Part Number | Product Name | EOL / EOS / EOSL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 661 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW736A | Aruba 7205 JW736A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 662 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW737A | Aruba 7205 JW737A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 663 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW738A | Aruba 7205 JW738A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 664 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW739A | Aruba 7205 JW739A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 665 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW740A | Aruba 7205 JW740A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 666 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW741A | Aruba 7205 JW741A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 667 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW742A | Aruba 7205 JW742A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 668 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW775A | Aruba 7205 JW775A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 669 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW776A | Aruba 7205 JW776A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 670 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW777A | Aruba 7205 JW777A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 671 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JW778A | Aruba 7205 JW778A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 672 | Wireless | Aruba 7205 | JY852A | Aruba 7205 JY852A | EOSL: 2029-12-01 |
| 673 | Wireless | Aruba 7210 | JW645A | Aruba 7210 JW645A | EOSL: 2030-02-01 |
| 674 | Wireless | Aruba 7210 | JW646A | Aruba 7210 JW646A | EOSL: 2030-02-01 |
| 675 | Wireless | Aruba 7210 | JW647A | Aruba 7210 JW647A | EOSL: 2030-02-01 |
Why Check Aruba EOL and EOSL Dates Regularly?
Tracking lifecycle milestones helps you maintain security, continuity, and predictable budgets across your Aruba infrastructure.
Security risks & patch coverage
Unsupported devices stop receiving firmware, bug fixes, and security updates. Regularly reviewing EOL/EOSL dates helps you retire or replace high-risk hardware before it becomes a security gap.
Maintenance & replacement planning
Knowing lifecycle milestones in advance lets you schedule hardware refresh without downtime, evaluate successor models, and coordinate maintenance windows with your operations team.
Budget & upgrade strategy
Align refresh cycles with finance plans instead of reacting to sudden failures. A clear EOL/EOSL roadmap helps you spread investments over time and avoid last-minute, unplanned replacement costs.
Aruba End-of-Life (EOL) & End-of-Service (EOS) Policy Overview
Layer23-Switch.com provides this summary based on the official End of Life (EOL) policy published by Aruba . The goal is to help users clearly understand lifecycle milestones, support timelines, and the transition process as products move toward EOL and End of Service Life (EOSL).
| Milestone | Description | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|
| End-of-Life (EOL) Announcement | Aruba officially announces the product’s end-of-sale and end-of-support schedule. Replacement recommendations are often included in the notice. | 0 Months (Announcement Date) |
| End-of-Sale (EOS) | The last date to order the product from Aruba through authorized partners. After this date, it is no longer sold. | ~6 Months after EOL Announcement |
| Last Ship Date | The final date that Aruba ships the product to customers. Any pending orders must be fulfilled by this date. | ~12 Months after EOL Announcement |
| End of SW Maintenance | The last date Aruba releases software maintenance updates or patches (excluding critical security fixes). | ~24 Months after EOL Announcement |
| End of Service Contract Renewal | The final date customers can renew support or service contracts for the product. | ~36 Months after EOL Announcement |
| Last Date of Support / EOSL | Technical support and hardware repair services end. Aruba no longer provides software updates or TAC assistance. | ~60 Months after EOL Announcement |
Why Aruba EOL Policy Matters
Aruba ’s structured EOL process ensures long-term product stability and predictable lifecycle transitions. Customers can continue to receive support and software updates for years after the product’s end-of-sale date.
Planning for Replacement
To avoid service interruptions, review official EOL bulletins and migrate to newer models well before the EOSL date.