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End of Service (EOS) of Lotus Notes and Domino 5.x

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Just in case you're wondering when you should finish your conversion to 6.5...  From the KnowledgeBase...

End of Service (EOS) of Lotus Notes and Domino 5.x

Document Number:  1117092

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Summary of announcement:

In accordance with the standard IBM Software Group release management process and our commitment to continuous improvement of our  product line, IBM Lotus software is announcing that Notes and Domino version 5.x (R5) will be retired from service in 2005.  With Notes and Domino 6 in market for over two and one half years at that point, customers will have taken advantage of the easy upgrade and many improvements of Release 6 and subsequent upgrades.

Key dates to be aware of:

  • Q1 2004  --  5.0.13 Ship
    This is slated to be the last release of the R5 maintenance stream
  • April 2004  --  End of Life (EOL) for the R5 release
    Withdraw  of R5 from market, meaning that R5 will no longer be available for sale.  Customers under existing maintenance contracts will continue to be entitled to maintenance releases and hot fixes using normal channels.
  • April 2005  --  End of Service (EOS) for  the R5 release
    End of phone Technical Support * and Maintenance Engineering (code fixes) for Domino and Notes 5.x.

* Customers can submit a request to purchase an IBM Service Extension to extend phone support beyond this date if desired. For more information, contact your sales representative or your Lotus Service Manager if applicable.

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