Cisco Nexus 9504
Network ·
Lifecycle
- Released
- 2013-01-01
- General Availability
- 2013-01-01
- End of Sale
- 2021-01-01
- End of Support
- 2021-01-01
- End of Service Life
- 2026-01-01
EOSL
When a vendor has not published an exact date, we render an estimated range with an explicit confidence score — never an empty cell. See how to read TPM library records honestly.
Failure Outlook
Age: 0.0 years
Failure likelihood: 0%
Likely to fail (most → least)
Indicative TPM Pricing
Indicative — not a quote.
| SLA tier | Annual | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 9×5 NBD | $945 – $1,755 | $79 – $146 |
| 24×7 NBD | $1,228 – $2,282 | $102 – $190 |
| 24×7×4 onsite + parts | $1,701 – $3,510 | $142 – $292 |
| 24×7×4 remote only | $850 – $2,457 | $71 – $205 |
Pricing confidence: ●○○○○
Monthly = annual ÷ 12. Real TPM monthly billing is typically ~5–10% higher than this — use annual for accurate budgeting.
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Security Advisories (0)
No advisories on file.
Security Context
Post-lifecycle security posture — buyer education, not a service pitch. See Why past-EOSL hardware becomes a CVE liability for the honest map.
- Patch availability
- ● End of vendor updates (no patches or advisories)
Preliminary security context — awaiting deep AI lookup. For any hardware past OEM end-of-service-life, PCI DSS v4, HIPAA, SOC 2, and CIS Controls v8 explicitly permit documented compensating controls in lieu of vendor patches. See /path/defense/past-eosl-hardware-cve-liability/ for the honest map of what changes at EOSL and what stays the same.
Compensating controls that still work
- Restrict management plane to a dedicated OOB VLAN with ACL-scoped access
- Disable unused services (telnet, HTTP mgmt, unused SNMP communities)
- Enforce TACACS+/RADIUS with MFA for administrative logins
- Monitor CVE feeds against the platform's silicon vendor (Broadcom, Cavium, etc.) after OEM PSIRT coverage ends
Bushido publishes this information because it's the honest answer to the question "what changes at EOSL and what stays the same." We do not sell vulnerability management, patch orchestration, or MSP services — but you can find vendors who do in our vetted partners directory.
Parts Market
Whole unit: $0 – $0
Find parts for this unit
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Cisco — official sources
Cisco spare-part sourcing runs through Cisco Commerce / partners; the support product page lists compatible modules and optics.
No single manufacturer publishes a cross-vendor "alternative parts" list, and no one official aggregates across all vendors. Lenovo and HPE expose substitute chains publicly; Dell and Sun/Oracle keep them internal or gated. These links are the honest map of where each vendor's data actually lives. If a link is dead or a portal has moved, tell us and we'll fix it.