Understanding End-of-Service-Life (EOSL) is critical for maintaining a robust and secure IT infrastructure. This page explains what EOSL means, how it differs from End-of-Life (EOL), and how to navigate this crucial phase.
EOSL marks the point at which a manufacturer ceases all support, maintenance, and updates for a product. This occurs after the End-of-Life (EOL) stage, when the manufacturer stops producing the product.
When your hardware reaches EOSL, it may experience:
You can find your hardware's EOSL date by:
Replacing equipment at EOSL can be costly and disruptive. A more cost-effective solution is to leverage third-party maintenance (TPM) services.
Axiom offers comprehensive TPM services, including:
Contact Axiom today to learn more about our comprehensive TPM solutions and how we can help you navigate the EOSL lifecycle of your IT equipment.
End-of-Service-Life
EOL is the end of production. EOSL is the end of all support and maintenance.
You can choose from third-party maintenance, replacement, or continue using the equipment with increased risk.