Dell PowerEdge T710 end of service life: September 1, 2012.
Dell PowerEdge T710 reached end of service life on September 1, 2012. Dell no longer sells support contracts for it. Third-party maintenance covers it for 3 to 5+ years past that date.
- 2012-09-01
- Dell EOSL date
- Past EOSL · 171 mo ago
- Status today
- 3 to 5+ yrs
- Post-EOSL coverage with us
- 40 to 70%
- Below the Dell contract
Free. No credit card. No sales call unless you ask.
What changes at EOSL
The PowerEdge T710 keeps working. Dell just stops answering.
End of service life is the date Dell stops selling support contracts for the PowerEdge T710. It is a commercial decision, not a technical one. The server still runs, its failure modes are well documented, and spares are available on the secondary market.
We keep PowerEdge T710 spares in stock and support the platform for 3 to 5+ years past September 1, 2012 with in-house L3+ engineers 24/7/365, a 4-hour on-site SLA, and month-to-month terms. Most customers use that window to refresh on their own schedule instead of Dell's.
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Source: two or more independent EOSL databases that agree; the OEM does not publish this date. View source Dates can change. Confirm for your serial numbers before you plan around it.
PowerEdge T710 hit EOSL? That is when we start.
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