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AOS-239341 was fixed and released in multiple versions including 8.12.0.0. For example, 8.10.0.6 (Resolved Issues in ArubaOS 8.10.0.6).

8.12 is a SSR.

Thanks, that explains it.  So the 335/345 are dropped in this release even though they are still supported to October 2026?

AOS-239341 was fixed and released in multiple versions including 8.12.0.0. For example, 8.10.0.6 (Resolved Issues in ArubaOS 8.10.0.6).

8.12 is a SSR.

Thanks, that explains it.  So the 335/345 are dropped in this release even though they are still supported to October 2026?

AOS-239341 was fixed and released in multiple versions including 8.12.0.0. For example, 8.10.0.6 (Resolved Issues in ArubaOS 8.10.0.6).

8.12 is a SSR.

... and correct about the dropped support in releases above 8.10. You can still run the AOS 8.10 release (supported till Apr 13, 2027) on those APs till the end of support date of the AP.

Thanks, that explains it.  So the 335/345 are dropped in this release even though they are still supported to October 2026?

AOS-239341 was fixed and released in multiple versions including 8.12.0.0. For example, 8.10.0.6 (Resolved Issues in ArubaOS 8.10.0.6).

8.12 is a SSR.

It's a case of weighing up the benefit of bugfixes against the cost of replacing equipment.  8.12 had a couple of fixes to minor issues I had raised so was hoping to be able to go up to it but if it's only an SSR and I have to replace 61 APs, I will probably just live with the problems a bit longer.

Thank you both for clear and helpful responses.

... and correct about the dropped support in releases above 8.10. You can still run the AOS 8.10 release (supported till Apr 13, 2027) on those APs till the end of support date of the AP.

Thanks, that explains it.  So the 335/345 are dropped in this release even though they are still supported to October 2026?

It's a case of weighing up the benefit of bugfixes against the cost of replacing equipment.  8.12 had a couple of fixes to minor issues I had raised so was hoping to be able to go up to it but if it's only an SSR and I have to replace 61 APs, I will probably just live with the problems a bit longer.

Thank you both for clear and helpful responses.

... and correct about the dropped support in releases above 8.10. You can still run the AOS 8.10 release (supported till Apr 13, 2027) on those APs till the end of support date of the AP.

Thanks, that explains it.  So the 335/345 are dropped in this release even though they are still supported to October 2026?

AOS-239341 was fixed and released in multiple versions including 8.12.0.0. For example, 8.10.0.6 (Resolved Issues in ArubaOS 8.10.0.6).

8.12 is a SSR.

8.10 will continue to get bugfixes.

It's a case of weighing up the benefit of bugfixes against the cost of replacing equipment.  8.12 had a couple of fixes to minor issues I had raised so was hoping to be able to go up to it but if it's only an SSR and I have to replace 61 APs, I will probably just live with the problems a bit longer.

Thank you both for clear and helpful responses.

... and correct about the dropped support in releases above 8.10. You can still run the AOS 8.10 release (supported till Apr 13, 2027) on those APs till the end of support date of the AP.

Thanks, that explains it.  So the 335/345 are dropped in this release even though they are still supported to October 2026?

AOS-239341 was fixed and released in multiple versions including 8.12.0.0. For example, 8.10.0.6 (Resolved Issues in ArubaOS 8.10.0.6).

8.12 is a SSR.