Fortinet EOS Checker
Search Fortinet lifecycle data by model, SKU, replacement SKU, or official PDF text. Results include End of Orders, maintenance contract milestones, Product support expires, and replacement model guidance.
Fortinet Lifecycle Records
Search by model, SKU, replacement SKU, product family, or PDF notice text.
| Model | Official Description | Type | Status | Official Lifecycle Dates | Replacement | Source | |
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What Fortinet lifecycle results include
Each result can include model, lifecycle type, category, Fortinet official description, and the official Fortinet lifecycle columns for that source type. Hardware and Services records commonly use EOO, LSED, EOS, and LSSV. Software records commonly use GA, EOES, EOS, EEOS, and LSSV.
When a Fortinet PDF exists, the checker links the official lifecycle document stored in R2 and surfaces parsed replacement model rows from the PDF text.
Fortinet EOS Checker FAQ
How do I use the Fortinet EOS Checker?
Enter a Fortinet model, SKU, replacement SKU, product family, or lifecycle keyword. The checker searches Fortinet lifecycle records, official PDF text, descriptions, and parsed replacement rows.
What Fortinet lifecycle dates are shown?
Hardware and service records commonly show End of Order Date (EOO), Last Service Extension Date (LSED), End of Support Date (EOS), and Last Supported Software Version (LSSV). Software records commonly show General Availability (GA), End of Engineering Support (EOES), End of Support (EOS), Extended End of Support (EEOS), and LSSV.
What does Fortinet EOO mean?
EOO means End of Order Date. It is the last date Fortinet lists for placing new product orders for the affected model or SKU, so buyers should confirm stock, replacement options, and renewal timing before this milestone.
What does Fortinet LSED mean?
LSED means Last Service Extension Date. It is the last date Fortinet lists for extending an eligible service or maintenance contract, which matters when planning renewals for installed products.
What does Fortinet EOS mean on this page?
For Fortinet data, EOS means End of Support Date. The page keeps EOO, LSED, EOES, EOS, EEOS, and LSSV as separate lifecycle fields so procurement and support planning do not mix different milestones.
What do Fortinet EOES, EEOS, and LSSV mean?
EOES means End of Engineering Support, EEOS means Extended End of Support, and LSSV means Last Supported Software Version. These fields are most useful for software and service planning because a product can remain commercially available while engineering support or supported versions follow a different timeline.
Does the checker include Fortinet replacement models?
Yes. When a replacement or migration option is available, the checker shows the related model or SKU so customers can compare availability, renewal timing, price, and deployment fit with ITMall.