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S-JATP-100M-A2-5 is the historical five-year Advanced 2 ATP Appliance software subscription at 100 Mbps. Its exact support date is November 30, 2025; it must not inherit later dates from other five-year JATP codes.

The 100 Mbps S-JATP-100M-A2-3 order originally licensed Advanced 2 ATP Appliance software for three years. The term is not a device quantity and the listing does not include a physical switch.

S-JATP-100M-A2-1 represents an annual 100 Mbps Advanced 2 ATP Appliance software subscription. Advanced 2 extends Standard 2, not Standard 1; this order does not identify switching hardware.

The S-JATP-100M-A1-5 code identifies a five-year, 100 Mbps Advanced 1 ATP Appliance software order. Its exact manufacturer lifecycle entry ends support on June 30, 2026, not the date of every other JATP SKU.

S-JATP-100M-A1-3 is the historical 100 Mbps Advanced 1 ATP Appliance software subscription for three years. It is not a switch; Juniper lists this exact SKU with support ending November 30, 2025.

This class B, on-premises Advanced CSO software order originally carried a one-year term. S-CSO-P-A1-B-1 is a license reference, not an enterprise network switch.

S-CSO-P-A1-A-1 denotes an originally annual Advanced CSO software subscription for on-premises deployment and class A devices. It does not identify a network switch or include a hardware chassis.

SRX3K-EXTREME-LTU identifies the Extreme performance and capacity license for Juniper SRX3000 gateways. It is a software license, not switching hardware; its listed support milestone ended December 1, 2022.

SRX3K-SVCS-OFFLOAD-RTU is the SRX3000 services offload license, explicitly distinguished by Juniper from an annual subscription. It is a license order, not a network switch or security appliance.

The S-JATP-100M-A1-1 order is a 100 Mbps Advanced 1 ATP Appliance software subscription with an original one-year term. Juniper records its last-order and support end dates as November 30, 2025.

S-JATP-100M-S1-1 is the historical one-year, 100 Mbps Standard 1 ATP Appliance software order. Its manufacturer end-of-support date was November 30, 2025; it is not a network switch.

JZ379AAE identifies the FIPS/TAA MCR-VA-10K-F1 virtual Mobility Conductor license for 10,000 devices. It is an electronic licensing article, not an enterprise network switch.

S-CSRX-A2-5 selects the five-year Advanced 2 subscription for Juniper cSRX. Buying the longer term does not supply a physical switch, firewall chassis or hosting infrastructure.

S-CSRX-A2-1 is a one-year Advanced 2 cSRX software subscription. It is not a generic physical SRX appliance license and does not establish a Junos 15.x compatibility promise.

The S-CSRX-S-5 ordering code selects five years of the Standard cSRX software tier. The term does not upgrade it to Advanced 1 or Advanced 2 and does not include a physical firewall.

S-CSRX-S-1 identifies an annual Standard subscription for Juniper cSRX software. It is a software order, not an Ethernet switch or wireless access point.

S-CSRX-A1-1 is the one-year cSRX Advanced 1 subscription. The code identifies cSRX, not a shared cSRX/vSRX license or a physical Ethernet switch.

Juniper S-CSRX-A1-5 selects the five-year Advanced 1 cSRX software subscription. It is not a one-year license and should not be ordered as a generic entitlement for physical SRX gateways.

S-CSO-P-A1-B-5 is the on-premises Contrail Service Orchestration Advanced subscription for class B devices, originally ordered for five years. Juniper lists this SKU as no longer orderable; it is not a network switch.

The final -3 in S-CSRX-A2-3 means a three-year term, not permission to manage three devices. This is an Advanced 2 subscription for Juniper cSRX software, not an SRX hardware appliance.