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Sun Fire T2000 Server End of support (EOS)

prateekDec 27 2011 — edited Jan 11 2012
Hi,

Sun fire T2000 Sever has reached its end of life (EOL) in November 2009. does that means that its End of Support as well ?? Can spare parts be ordered??

Best Regards,
Prateek
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Hi;

Please verify that information in [1]. Oracle Lifetime Support Policy: Oracle Hardware and Operating Systems.

Sustaining support offered is in TBD (To Be Defined).

Regards. </SQ>


[1]. http://www.oracle.com/us/support/library/lifetime-support-hardware-os-337182.pdf
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Sergio... I'm trying to get official word on EOL and EOS for the Sun Netra T5220. And that unit somehow missed the support document you referenced. Netra servers are on pages 14 and 15, but no T5220 (or T5440 for that matter).

Any thoughts about who to poke to get the official word?
Marked as Answer by prateek · Sep 27 2020
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Page 5:

Oracle’s Sun SPARC Servers – Entry Level

Release:
Sun SPARC Enterprise T5220
Last Ship Date: Sep 2011
Premier Support Ends: Sep 2016
Sustaining Support Ends: To be Defined

¿Is this the information you 're looking for?

Cheers. </SQ>
unknown-791521
user9345221 wrote:

Any thoughts about who to poke to get the official word?
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