EOSL database / HPE / Nimble ES1
HPE Nimble ES1 — End of Service Life
5 models of the Nimble ES1 line in the database (Server): 5 already end-of-support, 0 reach EOSL within 12 months.
Short answer: Support for HPE Nimble ES1 ends per model: 5 of 5 models are already end of support (most recently Nimble Es1 45Tb Disk Enclosure on 02/11/2023).
| Model | Category | EOSL date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nimble Es1 90Tb 16-Slot Disk Expansion | Server | 02/11/2023 | End of support |
| Nimble Es1 45Tb 16-Slot Disk Expansion | Server | 02/11/2023 | End of support |
| Nimble Es1 30.3Tb 16-Slot Disk Expansion | Server | 02/11/2023 | End of support |
| Nimble Es1-Afs 16-Slot Disk Expansion | Server | 02/11/2023 | End of support |
| Nimble Es1 45Tb Disk Enclosure | Server | 02/11/2023 | End of support |
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