EOSL database / Juniper / MX80

Juniper MX80 — End of Service Life

34 models of the MX80 line in the database (Network): 34 already end-of-support, 0 reach EOSL within 12 months.

Short answer: Support for Juniper MX80 ends per model: 34 of 34 models are already end of support (most recently MX80-P-DC on 30/06/2026).

ModelCategoryEOSL dateStatus
MX80-ATT-IBM1-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-ATT-IBM2-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-48T-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-DOM-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-P-BB Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-P-DOM-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-P-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-T-BB Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-T-DOM-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
CHAS-MX80-T-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-SEPTUM-S Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-48T-AC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-48T-AC-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-48T-DC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-48T-DC-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-AC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-AC-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-DC-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-LE-AC-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-LE-DC-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-P-AC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-T-AC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-T-DC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-T-LE-AC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-T-LE-DC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-5G10G-UPG-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-10G40G-UPG-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-40G-UPG-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-10G40G-UPG-ADV-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-40G-UPG-ADV-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-5G10G-UPG-ADV-B Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-DC Network 30/06/2026 End of support
MX80-P-DC Network 30/06/2026 End of support

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