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IBM zSeries 900 (2064-1C6) End of Life & EOSL Date

Server · IBM Z / Mainframe

Past EOSL

The IBM zSeries 900 (2064-1C6) reached End of Service Life (EOSL) on 31 Dec 2014.

End of sale
30 Jun 2006
EOSL
31 Dec 2014
Manufacturer
IBM
Product family
IBM Z / Mainframe
Models / part numbers
2064-1C6
Category
Server
End of sale / EOL
30 Jun 2006
End of Service Life
31 Dec 2014
Source
OEM end-of-life notice · view source
Notes
IBM product lifecycle record.
Last checked
14 Nov 2026

Frequently asked questions

When is the IBM zSeries 900 (2064-1C6) End of Service Life?

IBM zSeries 900 (2064-1C6) reached End of Service Life on 31 Dec 2014, after End of Sale on 30 Jun 2006.

What happens after the zSeries 900 (2064-1C6) reaches EOSL?

IBM stops selling support contracts, spare parts and firmware updates. The hardware keeps working, but break/fix, parts and engineering help must come from a third-party maintenance provider.

Can SLA Expert support the zSeries 900 (2064-1C6) after EOSL?

Yes — SLA Expert provides multi-vendor third-party maintenance, spares and field engineering for post-EOSL IBM equipment across the Middle East and Africa. Request a quote to confirm coverage for your units.

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Dates are compiled from OEM end-of-life notices and third-party trackers and are provided for planning purposes only. Each entry shows its source; where the OEM publishes no model-wide date (for example, support set per serial number or service tag), we say so. Always confirm entitlement for your specific unit with the OEM. Listing a product does not guarantee coverage — to confirm support for your equipment.

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