eol.network for NetBox

The NetBox plugin matches your DeviceTypes against eol.network and writes back end-of-life dates and CISA KEV exposure — so your inventory tells you what's aging out and what's actively exploited.

What you need

1. A verified eol.network account — create one.
2. A NetBox integration key, minted on your API keys page (choose purpose “NetBox integration”).
3. The API base URL: https://eol.network/api/v1
4. NetBox 4.2.0 or newer.

The plugin sets its own User-Agent — nothing to configure there.

Good to know

• Matching is at the DeviceType level, so a 1,000-device site is only tens to low hundreds of items per sync.
• KEV scoping is deliberately conservative: a device is flagged exposed only when it's past end-of-support and is a bootable device at unusual risk — not “any CVE maps to this platform.” How we scope KEV →
• Limits: 60 requests/min; an integration key gets its own daily quota, separate from your general API use.

Get started

1. Create an account and verify your email.
2. Mint a NetBox integration key.
3. Paste the key and base URL into the plugin's settings, then run its “Test connection”.