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HPE End-of-Life & End-of-Service Lookup & Planning

Browse all HPE 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 HPE EOL database to plan refresh projects, avoid unsupported devices, and keep your network secure and compliant.

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HPE EOL / EOSL Database – Full List of End-of-Life Products

Search, browse, and plan lifecycle transitions across all HPE product families.

Showing 436–450 of 1039 results
# Category Series Part Number Product Name EOL / EOS / EOSL
436 Switches HP 3100 EI JD318A HP 3100 EI JD318A EOSL: 2012-01-01
437 Switches HP 3100 EI JD320A HP 3100 EI JD320A EOSL: 2012-01-01
438 Switches HP 3100 SI JD304A HP 3100 SI JD304A EOSL: 2012-06-01
439 Switches HP 3100 SI JD305A HP 3100 SI JD305A EOSL: 2012-03-01
440 Switches HP 3100 SI JD306A HP 3100 SI JD306A EOSL: 2012-01-01
441 Switches HP 3600 EI JD326A HP 3600 EI JD326A EOSL: 2012-03-01
442 Switches HP 3600 EI JD331A HP 3600 EI JD331A EOSL: 2012-01-01
443 Switches HP 3600 EI JD333A HP 3600 EI JD333A EOSL: 2012-01-01
444 Switches HP 3600 EI JD334A HP 3600 EI JD334A EOSL: 2012-07-01
445 Switches HP 3600 EI and SI JD325A HP 3600 EI and SI JD325A EOSL: 2012-12-31
446 Switches HP 3600 EI and SI JD328A HP 3600 EI and SI JD328A EOSL: 2012-12-31
447 Switches HP 3600 SI JD327A HP 3600 SI JD327A EOSL: 2012-01-01
448 Switches HP 3600 SI JD329A HP 3600 SI JD329A EOSL: 2012-01-01
449 Switches HP 3600 SI JD330A HP 3600 SI JD330A EOSL: 2012-01-01
450 Switches HP 3600 SI JD332A HP 3600 SI JD332A EOSL: 2012-03-01

Why Check HPE EOL and EOSL Dates Regularly?

Tracking lifecycle milestones helps you maintain security, continuity, and predictable budgets across your HPE infrastructure.

01

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.

02

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.

03

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.

HPE 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 HPE . 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 HPE 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 HPE through authorized partners. After this date, it is no longer sold. ~6 Months after EOL Announcement
Last Ship Date The final date that HPE 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 HPE 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. HPE no longer provides software updates or TAC assistance. ~60 Months after EOL Announcement

Why HPE EOL Policy Matters

HPE ’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.