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Retirement Bulletin
Bulletin Number: R-2005-0390-Global
Date:
20
December,
2005
WLAN 223X/2270 Manufacture Discontinue Notice
The intent of this bulletin is to provide channel partner and customer notification of the
decision to manufacture discontinue the following products:
decision to manufacture discontinue the following products:
•
WLAN Security Switch 2270
•
WLAN Access Port 2230
•
WLAN Access Port 2231
Last Time Order Date:
April 30, 2006
Last Ship Date:
June 30, 2006
Manufacture Discontinue (MD) Date:
January 1, 2006
End of Life (EOL) Date:
April 30, 2011
Last Supported Software Release:
R2.2
Market Regions Affected:
Global(All)
Definition
Manufacture Discontinue (MD) – This notice serves as formal communication of Nortel’s*
intent to MD the WLAN Security Switch 2270, WLAN Access Ports 223x and dependant
products. No further orders will be accepted as of the Last Time Order Date shown above
and no further shipments made after the product has been discontinued. The MD of these
products should not be interpreted as the discontinuance of any Nortel agreements to
support the existing field population. Services to the existing product base will continue to
be provided until the End of Life (EOL) date shown above.
intent to MD the WLAN Security Switch 2270, WLAN Access Ports 223x and dependant
products. No further orders will be accepted as of the Last Time Order Date shown above
and no further shipments made after the product has been discontinued. The MD of these
products should not be interpreted as the discontinuance of any Nortel agreements to
support the existing field population. Services to the existing product base will continue to
be provided until the End of Life (EOL) date shown above.
Description
The WLAN 223X/2270 products, also known as the Adaptive WLAN solution, were
introduced in 2004 to offer Nortel customers a centralized WLAN architecture option. These
products were sourced by Airespace Networks through an OEM relationship. Subsequently,
Cisco acquired Airespace, and Nortel has introduced the next generation WLAN 2300 series
to meet customer requirements for a scalable, secure and high performance WLAN solution
that supports mobile voice and multi-media services.
introduced in 2004 to offer Nortel customers a centralized WLAN architecture option. These
products were sourced by Airespace Networks through an OEM relationship. Subsequently,
Cisco acquired Airespace, and Nortel has introduced the next generation WLAN 2300 series
to meet customer requirements for a scalable, secure and high performance WLAN solution
that supports mobile voice and multi-media services.