EOSL database / Cisco / ASR 9001
Cisco ASR 9001 — End of Service Life
3 models of the ASR 9001 line in the database (Network): 0 already end-of-support, 2 reach EOSL within 12 months — next date: 11/02/2027.
Short answer: Support for Cisco ASR 9001 ends per model: 0 of 3 models are already end of support, the next support end is on 11/02/2027, the latest known one on 15/06/2029.
| Model | Category | EOSL date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asr 9001 42-Port 10GBE Router | Network | 15/06/2029 | Supported |
| Asr 9001-S GbE Sfp+ Router | Network | 28/02/2027 | EOSL < 12 mo |
| Asr 9001 10GBE Router Chassis | Network | 11/02/2027 | EOSL < 12 mo |
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Free reminder before each support end of the 3 ASR 9001 models with an upcoming EOSL date — no more surprises at contract renewal.
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FAQ
Can I keep running ASR 9001 systems after EOSL?
Yes. After the vendor's end of support, third-party maintenance (TPM) keeps Cisco hardware running with SLAs and spare parts — typically 30–70% below OEM list price. Security updates for firmware are no longer provided by the vendor, so plan network segmentation accordingly.
How do I get reminded before support ends?
Set a free EOSL alert on this page: we email you ahead of each support end of the 3 ASR 9001 models with an upcoming EOSL date — 90 days, 180 days or 12 months in advance.
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