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FortiSandbox End of Life

Fortinet

VersionEnd of OrderLast date to purchase supportEnd of SupportStatus
FortiSandbox-3000GNot announcedNot announcedNot announcedNot Announced
FortiSandbox-3000F5 Oct 20255 Oct 20295 Oct 2030Supported
1,524 days left
FortiSandbox-3000E30 Jan 202230 Jan 202630 Jan 2027Ending Soon
180 days left
FortiSandbox-3000D17 Jan 201717 Jan 201717 Jan 2022End of Life
1,659 days ago
FortiSandbox-2000E30 Dec 202330 Dec 202730 Dec 2028Supported
880 days left
FortiSandbox-1500GNot announcedNot announcedNot announcedNot Announced
FortiSandbox-1000F30 Dec 202330 Dec 202730 Dec 2028Supported
880 days left
FortiSandbox-1000D2 Apr 20192 Apr 20232 Apr 2024End of Life
853 days ago
FortiSandbox-500GNot announcedNot announcedNot announcedNot Announced
FortiSandbox-500F7 Apr 20247 Apr 20287 Apr 2029Supported
978 days left

Support policy

Fortinet publishes an End of Order date, a last date to purchase support, and an End of Support date for each hardware model. After End of Support a unit receives no firmware or FortiGuard signature updates.

Notes

FortiSandbox hardware has a life cycle separate from FortiOS. Regardless of which firmware version you run, the appliance itself reaches end of sale and then end of support.

End of Order is the last day the unit can be purchased; the second date is the last day a support contract can be bought or renewed; End of Support is when firmware updates, FortiGuard signature updates and technical support all stop.

After End of Support, newly discovered vulnerabilities are not fixed. For equipment sitting at the network perimeter, running past end of support means leaving a known route in.

The date that matters most in practice is the last date to purchase support: once it passes you cannot renew, so coverage lapses even though the End of Support date is still ahead. Plan replacements backwards from that date, not from End of Support.

Sources

Last verified: 2026-08-03