This page lists all network device products that have product life cycle date patterns included in the Extended Data Pack 2025-May-1. The list comprises of data for:

• 284 vendors
• 9,642 models

How Network Device Life Cycle Patterns Can Help You

You can use network device life cycle patterns to:

• Identify network devices that are exposed to security/stability risks as they are no longer supported by patch updates
• Identify network devices that you may be paying a premium maintenance subscription for
• Identify network devices that are no longer shipping so may increase costs and risks associated with variance

Product Life Cycle Terminology

The product life cycle dates include the following milestones that were made available and used by the vendor. Note some vendors use different terminology and definitions, in these cases, we have aligned to the closest matching definition.

• End Of Life (EOL) - the vendor will stop shipping the particular model.
• End Of Support (EOS) - the vendor will no longer provide updates or technical assistance for the particular model
• End Of Security Support (EOSS) - the vendor will stop providing security patches for the particular model. The EOSS date is currently only applicable to Cisco network devices since circa 2018.
• End Of Extended Support (EOES) - the vendor will stop providing support under a paid support agreement for the particular model.

Network Device Life Cycle Data Supported