Hardware Model
The following table shows Hardware Model attributes.
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Attribute |
Description |
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Model ID |
The unique identifier for a hardware model. |
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Manufacturer ID |
The manufacturer table’s unique identifier. |
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Taxonomy ID |
The unique identifier for Technopedia taxonomy. |
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Hardware Product ID |
The unique identifier for the hardware product. |
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Date Introduced |
The date the hardware was introduced/announced, and captured the way it was published by the vendor. |
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Date Available |
The date the hardware was available for sale, captured the way it was published by the vendor. |
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End of Life Date |
The date in which a device is announced as “discontinued” or “legacy” by the manufacturer. |
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End of Sales Date |
The last date to order the product through manufacturer point-of-sale mechanisms. |
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Last Ship Date |
The last-possible ship date that can be requested of the manufacturer and/or its contract manufacturers. |
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Model |
The device model name/number. |
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Supported OS |
The list of supported operating systems that can be run on the device. |
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Max CPU sockets |
The maximum number of CPU sockets available in the machine. |
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Last Support Date |
The last date that support will be provided by the manufacturer (even after the device has been discontinued). After this date, all support services for the product are unavailable, and the product becomes obsolete. |
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CPU URL |
The 'CPU URL' attribute with the description 'URL as a reference to the information on CPUMAX column. |
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De-supported Flag |
A flag that indicates that the entry has been de-supported by the vendor. The de-support date is in the past (whether the exact date is known or unknown). |