Extreme Networks Maintenance — vendor-independent service for switching, wireless and Avaya legacy
We service Extreme Networks hardware after Extreme Service expiration — vendor-independent, with OEM original parts and SLA up to 24×7×4. ExtremeSwitching (X, V series), ExtremeWireless Access Points and the heritage from Avaya and Enterasys acquisitions. Typical TPM topics at the network layer: optic and transceiver replacements (most frequent hardware defect after PSU), linecard/module hot-swap for zero-downtime swaps, and config backup of switch/routing settings before every intervention.
What we cover in Extreme Networks hardware
4 categories · 10 product lines · 3 with EOSL · 10 detail pages
VSP · Virtual Services Platform (Avaya legacy)
3 lines EOSL · 1ERS · Ethernet Routing Switch (Enterasys legacy)
2 lines EOSL · 2ExtremeWireless · Access Points
2 lines| Category | Product line | Models | EOSL |
|---|---|---|---|
| ExtremeSwitching · X-Series · Campus | X440-G2/X450-G2/X460-G2 | X440-G2 · X450-G2 · X460-G2 (verschiedene Port-Konfigurationen) | no |
| ExtremeSwitching · X-Series · Campus | X465/X590/X690 | X465 · X590 · X690-48x | no |
| ExtremeSwitching · X-Series · Campus | X670-G2/X870 · Datacenter | X670-G2 · X870-32c | no |
| VSP · Virtual Services Platform (Avaya legacy) | VSP 4000/4900-Serie | VSP 4450 · VSP 4900-48P/24S/24XE/12MXU | no |
| VSP · Virtual Services Platform (Avaya legacy) | VSP 7000/7400-Serie | VSP 7000 · VSP 7400 | no |
| VSP · Virtual Services Platform (Avaya legacy) | VSP 8000/9000 · Core | VSP 8000 · VSP 9000 | yes |
| ERS · Ethernet Routing Switch (Enterasys legacy) | ERS 3000/4000/5000 | ERS 3500 · ERS 4800 · ERS 4900 · ERS 5900 | yes |
| ERS · Ethernet Routing Switch (Enterasys legacy) | ERS 8000-Serie · Core | ERS 8000 · ERS 8800 | yes |
| ExtremeWireless · Access Points | AP3000/AP4000/AP5000-Serie | AP3000 · AP4000 · AP5010 · AP5020 | no |
| ExtremeWireless · Access Points | AP3xx/AP4xx (älter) | AP310 · AP360 · AP410 · AP460 | no |
Detail pages for key product lines
These product lines have their own maintenance detail page with model overview, EOSL table and FAQ. All other lines are also covered — see portfolio below.
X440-G2/X450-G2/X460-G2 + 2more lines
VSP 4000/4900-Serie + 2more lines
ERS 3000/4000/5000
ERS 8000-Serie · Core
AP3000/AP4000/AP5000-Serie + 1more line
Extreme Networks product portfolio at a glance
We service all product lines — including older generations long past end-of-service-life. Every line with OEM original parts, German-speaking service and SLA up to 24×7×4.
ExtremeSwitching · X-Series · Campus
X440-G2/X450-G2/X460-G2
DetailsCampus edge and aggregation switches.
X465/X590/X690
DetailsCurrent stackable switches for campus and distribution.
X670-G2/X870 · Datacenter
DetailsTop-of-rack switches for data center and high-performance campus.
VSP · Virtual Services Platform (Avaya legacy)
ERS · Ethernet Routing Switch (Enterasys legacy)
How does TPM compare to the OEM contract?
Example Extreme X590 switch with 4-year ExtremeWorks 24×7×4: EUR 1,800–2,600/year OEM, EUR 1,150–1,200/year with TechCare TPM.
- EOSL hardware: On EOSL models (Avaya/Enterasys heritage, older X series, BlackDiamond) 50–70 % savings vs. ExtremeWorks — many DACH fleets from Avaya acquisition.
- Multi-year contract: 3-year TPM contract: additional 5–10 % discount, 5-year contract: 10–15 %. Plus fixed-price lock against OEM list-price increases.
- EXOS / VOSS software licenses
- ExtremeCloud IQ subscription
- Extreme TAC software tickets
- Hardware defects (memory, disk, PSU, mainboard, modules)
- 24×7×4 on-site SLA with German-speaking field service
- Spare-parts logistics DACH + global hub network
- Fixed-price contract in 48 h, one inventory — one contract
Why Extreme Networks maintenance via TechCare instead of Extreme Service / ExtremeWorks Premier
Extreme Networks is mainly deployed in DACH schools, public authorities and mid-market — the Avaya heritage (VSP, ERS) and Enterasys heritage add many install bases long past EOSL. Extreme Service contracts are often disproportionately expensive vs. the hardware investment, particularly for older ERS and VSP generations renewal becomes difficult.
We service all platforms from the current ExtremeSwitching portfolio plus the complete Avaya and Enterasys heritage. ExtremeCloud IQ as SaaS management stays with Extreme. EXOS and VOSS as operating systems continue to run on devices.
Networking-specific TPM topics: In-Service Software Upgrade (ISSU) for zero-downtime swaps of linecards and supervisor/routing modules, planned optic/transceiver replacement (the most common network defect after power supply), and traffic mirroring before every hardware change for clean BGP/OSPF convergence without forensic gaps.