UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare
PRIMEREG-APLNCE-K9Cisco · Software · Prime Network Registrar Series
Unsupported since · 3267 days ago
UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare reached end of support on (3267 days ago). Last available for order . Replacement: PREGDD-APLNC-K9.
- Notice published
- 14y 2mo ago
- End of sale
- 13y 11mo ago
- End of support
- 8y 11mo ago
- Replacement
PREGDD-APLNC-K9
Lifecycle Milestones
| Lifecycle notice published | 14y 2mo ago | |
|---|---|---|
| End of sale | 13y 11mo ago | |
| End of failure analysis | 12y 11mo ago | |
| Last date of support | 8y 11mo ago |
Additional Dates
| Last Ship Date | 13y 8mo ago | |
|---|---|---|
| End Of New Service Attachment Date | 12y 11mo ago | |
| End Of Service Contract Renewal Date | 9y 9mo ago |
Can the UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare still be purchased or renewed?
No. Sales ended on 2012-11-30 and coverage under this SKU ran through 2017-11-30. There is nothing left to renew. See Cisco's lifecycle bulletin.
When does UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare coverage end?
Entitlement coverage under the UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare ends on 2017-11-30.
What is the successor to the UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare?
Cisco lists the PREGDD-APLNC-K9 as the successor SKU.
UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare Ordering and Coverage
PRIMEREG-APLNCE-K9 is a Cisco software SKU sold against the Prime Network Registrar series.
License and subscription SKUs follow an ordering lifecycle, not a hardware support window: past end of sale they cannot be bought or renewed, and coverage stops at the final support date.
This product has reached end of life as of ,
meaning Cisco no longer provides technical support, software updates, or hardware replacement for this product.
It was last available for purchase on .
Organizations still running the UCS C200 M2 Srvr with Network Registrar Software and VMWare should plan a migration
to PREGDD-APLNC-K9.