SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4)
SAN-OS-3.3-4Dell · OS release · SAN-OS (Cisco) Series
Unsupported since · 5428 days ago
SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) reached end of support on (5428 days ago).
- End of software maintenance
- 14y 10mo ago
- End of support
- 14y 10mo ago
Source scope: Dell EMC operating environment release schedule (KB 000185734). EOSS = end of standard support for this release; EOSL = end of service life. A blank date is not published by Dell; PowerMax/VMAX/Enginuity releases follow the hardware model's EOSS/EOSL.
KEV assessment: Current vendor KEV entries concern products outside this networking catalog; this is not a device-safety finding. Coverage details.
Lifecycle Milestones
| End of software maintenance | 14y 10mo ago | |
|---|---|---|
| Last date of support | 14y 10mo ago |
Additional Dates
| Rts Date | 17y 2mo ago | |
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| End Of Standard Support Date | 14y 10mo ago |
Is SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) still maintained?
No. Dell no longer maintains SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4); support ended on 2011-12-31. It receives no fixes of any kind, including security patches. Plan an upgrade to a maintained release. See Dell's lifecycle bulletin.
When do security fixes for SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) stop?
Dell has not published an end-of-engineering date for SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4).
What should I upgrade SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) to?
Upgrade to a currently maintained Dell release. Check Dell's release notes for the recommended version.
SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) Release Lifecycle
SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) is a Dell SAN-OS (Cisco) software release. Releases are maintained on a fixed schedule: Dell ships fixes and security patches until the release reaches end of engineering, after which a device must be upgraded to a maintained release to stay patchable. The dates below are milestones for the software train, not for any specific appliance — hardware running this release has its own separate lifecycle. This product has reached end of life as of , meaning Dell no longer provides technical support, software updates, or hardware replacement for this product. Organizations still running the SAN-OS (Cisco) 3.3(4) should plan a migration .