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Re: EOL Network Switches

PCLease
Aspirant

EOL Network Switches

Hi

 

Please, could you say me if FSM726 V2H2 is EOL?

And/or when ?

If EOL, it's replaced by ?

 

Thanks

Model: FSM726|24 port 10/100 Mbps Managed Switch with Gigabit Ports
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DaneA
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: EOL Network Switches

Hi @PCLease,

 

The FSM726v2h2 switch is already EOL.  If ever you are looking for a Fully-Managed Switch, I suggest you the M4300 series switch models.  To know more about the M4300 series switches, kindly access the link below:

 

M4300 Intelligent Edge Series

 

 

Regards,

 

DaneA

NETGEAR Community Team

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schumaku
Guru

Re: EOL Network Switches

EoL in which aspect? The FSM726V2H2 was launced in 2006, and there were no updates for a while. 

 

Doubt there is any (volume) market for Fast Ethernet managed switches anymore today. What management features (AFAIK there were not many on these models) do you need?

 

PS. At least, these are not marked EoL yet in the community system yet. @ChristineT please check and update.

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schumaku
Guru

Re: EOL Network Switches

The links on the firmware release notes are pretty much dead, too

 

FSM726v2 Firmware Selection Instructions

There are 2 different hardware revisions of FSM726 V2 -

FSM726 V2H1 (Hardware revision #1) & FSM726 V2H2 (Hardware revision #2)

You can identify the revision of your FSM726 V2 from the product serial number:

  • FSM726 V2H1 Serial number starts with "171", e.g., 171xxxxxxxxx
  • FSM726 V2H2 Serial number starts with "1BV", e.g., 1BVxxxxxxxxx

Important alert before choosing the firmware:

  • FSM726 V2H1 and FSM726 V2H2 have different internal hardware components.
  • FSM726 V2H2 ships with 1.1.0_0324 by default.
  • Do NOT downgrade FSM726 V2H2 firmware to any of the 1.0.x versions. 
Hardware Version
Latest Firmware Version
FSM726 V2H1


Version 1.2.5_1016   Jan 20, 2009

Version 1.2.4_0324   Apr 15, 2008

Version 1.2.3_1003   Dec 14, 2007

Version 1.2.2_0829   Dec 15, 2006

Version 1.2.1_0728   Sep 15, 2006

Version 1.0.2

Initial Release Version 1.0.1

FSM726 V2H2


Version 1.2.5_1016   Jan 20, 2009

Version 1.2.4_0324   Apr 15, 2008

Version 1.2.3_1003   Dec 14, 2007

Version 1.2.2_0829   Dec 15, 2006

Version 1.2.1_0728   Sep 15, 2006

Ships with firmware version 1.1.0_0324 by default. 

d102938.asp Aug. 8, 2006

 

Document Type:

Downloads > Driver/Software/Firmware

Published 02/01/2009 09:52 PM   |   Updated 08/14/2011 08:58 AM

 

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DaneA
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: EOL Network Switches

Hi @PCLease,

 

The FSM726v2h2 switch is already EOL.  If ever you are looking for a Fully-Managed Switch, I suggest you the M4300 series switch models.  To know more about the M4300 series switches, kindly access the link below:

 

M4300 Intelligent Edge Series

 

 

Regards,

 

DaneA

NETGEAR Community Team

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PCLease
Aspirant

Re: EOL Network Switches

Hi Schumaku

 

For the management of obsolescence, i just have to know if this switch is always available(not EoS) and it seems not.

The replacement product must be manageable and have about 16 100/1000 RJ45 ports.

I think that JGS516 or GS716 (if I need HTTPS) are suitable.

 

Regards

 

Model: FSM726 | 24-port 10/100 Mbps Managed Switch with Gigabit ports
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PCLease
Aspirant

Re: EOL Network Switches

I @DaneA

 

Thank's for the response. It will be replaced therefore.

 

As I said to Schumaku, I just need a basic managed switch because I think that the used management features were basic.

 

Regards 

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