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Thank you for the heads up Pete. &nbsp;I have several so I need to keep that in mind.
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Thank you for the heads up Pete.  I have several so I need to keep that in mind.

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Thanks everyone, that's what I thought, I just wanted to be sure as I couldn't find anything regarding EOL on a 5505.
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Thanks everyone, that's what I thought, I just wanted to be sure as I couldn't find anything regarding EOL on a 5505.

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So I found End of Life dates for the ASA5510, ASA5520, etc., but I can't seem to fine one for the ASA5505. &nbsp;Does anyone know if there is one? &nbsp;I can't only find EOL dates for certain modules that go in the &nbsp;5505, but not for the 5505 itself. &nbsp;Thanks.
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So I found End of Life dates for the ASA5510, ASA5520, etc., but I can't seem to fine one for the ASA5505.  Does anyone know if there is one?  I can't only find EOL dates for certain modules that go in the  5505, but not for the 5505 itself.  Thanks.

Is the ASA5505 End of Life?

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