End of life for devices list

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Let me pass a recent post that may help your understanding:

https://dell.to/4jopOCT

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@DELL-Young E​ Thank you for the information. I was able to get the majority of the information that I needed. I was wondering, does the end-of-life date equal the end of support date. I just want to make sure that I am getting the right information documented as I know end of life for products can depend based on Windows. Also do you know where I can get end of sale information for products that I mentioned.

Thanks a bunch.

Hello

End of Sales Life (EOL)

The date after which products can no longer be ordered.

End of Standard Support (EOSS)

The date after which basic maintenance and support services are no longer guaranteed (for example, maintenance, access to new features, technology, or fixes).

End of Security Support (EoSecS)

The date after which security updates are no longer guaranteed for a given product.

There isn't any documented information for End of Life and End of Support Life on PowerEdge servers. Usually they have about 5-7 years of support life, depending on the availability of hardware.

@DELL-Charles R​ Okay! Does the same apply for OptiPlex and Inspiron devices too?

Hello,

While I believe it does apply to those I cannot say for sure.

Those are Client systems. I work with the Enterprise PowerEdge servers.

You may want to post your question on one of those forum boards: OptiPlex, Inspiron.