Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.10 Eol __top__ 〈RECOMMENDED – SECRETS〉

There is no "direct upgrade" path from Prime Infrastructure 3.10 to Catalyst Center. This is a migration, not an update.

| Risk Area | Consequence | | :--- | :--- | | | No new CVEs will be patched. Unpatched vulnerabilities (e.g., in Apache Struts, OpenSSL) become permanent backdoors. | | Compliance | PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOX, and FedRAMP require supported software. An EoL product is an automatic audit finding. | | Hardware Support | New switch, router, or WLC models (e.g., Catalyst 9300X, 9800 WLC) will not be recognized. You cannot manage new hardware. | | OS/Browser Incompatibility | PI’s web interface uses legacy Java/Flash components that break with modern browsers (Chrome/Edge/Firefox). | | API Deprecation | Automation scripts using PI’s REST API may fail as underlying libraries are no longer maintained. | cisco prime infrastructure 3.10 eol

The following dates define the support lifecycle for Prime Infrastructure 3.10 software and hardware (Gen 3 Appliance): There is no "direct upgrade" path from Prime

Once Catalyst Center is monitoring your network and alerts are flowing correctly, you can power down the Prime Infrastructure VM. Unpatched vulnerabilities (e

Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) 3.10 represents a significant milestone in the lifecycle of Cisco’s on-premises network management suite. While an official End-of-Life (EoL) announcement for PI 3.10 has not yet been published, historical patterns for PI 3.9 and 3.8 indicate a standard support lifecycle of 3-4 years from the for the previous version.