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EOL lifecycle

Your models' deadlines, and the devices past them or about to be.

Manual contents

At a glance

  1. WhereSecurity, then EOL Lifecycle.
  2. AccessInventory read access.
  3. DataThe collected models, and an HTTPS path out to our service for the catalogue.
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The demo estate's EOL lifecycle.

What the screen shows

The tiles

Models, missing EOL data, devices at risk, devices past EOL.

Devices at risk

At risk means within 180 days of a deadline; each device carries its end of support date and the replacement model when known.

The models table

Vendor, Model, Devices, EOS, EOL, End of Support, Replacement, Status. Rows with no data are highlighted.

What you can do

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    Update the catalogue

    Sync now; synchronisation also runs every night. It runs during the request: wait for it to finish before leaving the page.

Limits and things to know

A model has no date

The catalogue does not know it yet: report it by ticket. There is no manual date entry on the appliance.

Read next

How-to guide

How to find the end-of-support date of a Cisco Catalyst 2960

End-of-support dates for the Catalyst 2960, 2960-S, 2960-Plus, 2960-X and 2960-XR, read from Cisco's notices, and how to check your own models.

Manual

CVE vulnerabilities

How NacTrack matches CVE to installed versions, what the tiles and the findings table show, and how synchronisation works.

Manual

Reports and exports

The available reports, how they render in the background, the report builder, and the Excel, CSV and PDF exports on every table.

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Reports and exports

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