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Fortinet EOL / EOS Search

Search a Fortinet model to see its End of Order date, calculated service-extension/support milestones, and the recommended replacement listed in the lifecycle source. Click a linked replacement model to open its Fortinet data sheet directly.

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Upcoming milestones

Closest future EOO, calculated LSED, or calculated EOS milestones in the current data set. Click a model to inspect it.

How the dates are interpreted

EOO — End of Order

The last date the product may be ordered. After EOO, the product is no longer normally available for sale. Fortinet generally provides advance notice through an EOL notification.

LSED — Last Service Extension Date

The last date an extension of an existing support or security-service contract may be accepted. Fortinet’s terminology states that LSED is 12 months before EOS.

FFR — Final Firmware Release

The final firmware release operationally supported on a hardware product. FFR cannot be calculated from EOO, so InManDis does not invent one. Verify the official lifecycle notice and release documentation.

EOS — End of Support

The final product-support milestone. Fortinet’s general hardware lifecycle terminology says EOS takes place 60 months after EOO.

Calculated dates: where the lifecycle source provides an EOO date, InManDis calculates LSED = EOO + 48 months and EOS = EOO + 60 months. These are workflow estimates and should be verified against Fortinet’s official lifecycle portal.

Lifecycle products

By default, products whose calculated EOS passed more than one year ago are hidden. Search for a specific model to retrieve older records.