Remove the confusion around the end of support for Windows XP and ensure you are always prepared...
Are You Affected?
Not All Embedded XP Versions Are Affected
The end-of-support of Windows XP Professional on April 8th, 2014 has caused much confusion about support of deployed Windows XP systems within the substation.
Some embedded Windows XP operating systems are supported until 2019.
To find out whether your installation is affected download the product bulletin on Understanding Windows XP Support for SUBNET Substation Devices.
Continuous Current Evolution
Your Warranty Against Obsolescence
SUBNET Continuous Current Evolution (CCE) customers already have the right to upgrade to new operating systems, install the latest versions of SubSTATION Server, and even transfer their licenses to new hardware.
Windows XP support is just one of many things substation server professionals need to manage. Hotfixes, new software versions, security patches, hardware obsolescence, operating system support, all need to be managed.
The SUBNET Continuous Current Evolution program is much more than a support program. It's your warranty against hardware and software change and obsolescence.
Find out more at subnet.com/cce
Would Linux Solve The Problem?
An O/S Support Lifespan Comparison
Wondering how operating system support affects Linux systems? Just like Windows, Linux operating systems have limited support lifespans (and they may not be as long as you think).
Download the product bulletin on
Understanding Windows XP Support for SUBNET Substation Devices to find out more.
Have You Heard Something Different?
Unfortunately there is a lot of mis-information out there on what the end of
support for Windows XP really means for substation servers.
If you have questions or are hearing conflicting information please share it with us
so we can add some clarity.