VMware Support will still help in the event of an issue in an environment running these products. I hear this word thrown around a lot for products out of the general support phase, but it’s misleading to do so. Specifically, it does not mean that the product becomes instantly unsupported. Technical Guidanceįirst, let’s clear up a common misconception about Technical Guidance. Once End of support is reached, you have the options available is to check VMware knowledge base and technical guidance. End of support life for a specific product is either end of General Support or end of Technical Guidance, if available for that specific product.” “A product has reached its end of support life when it is no longer generally supported by VMware. If there is a production outage and, you won’t be able to get the level of support that you might expect when having an issue with an unsupported product.Īs per VMware Support policies, End of Support has the following is documented One major trouble you will face is on the support part.
What will happen if the product is the end of life, you must think about that situation. This to inform everyone who all are using vSphere 6.0 March 12, 2020, is the end of support. Many organizations are already migrated their VMware infrastructure from vSphere 6.0 to 6.5 or 6.7, however, there are many customers still using. Same time there some products that will go for the end of life, vSphere 6.0 end of life is coming along very soon. The new Year 2020 is started, and we are expecting many products will announce and release their new versions, features, etc.
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