Is ExtremeCloud IQ licensing E-Rate eligible?

Yes. Cloud management licensing tied directly to operating eligible Extreme hardware is funded as part of the system. Standalone capabilities outside core operation may require cost allocation.

Are Extreme Universal Switches eligible?

Yes. Universal Switching products are eligible Internal Connections under Category 2, subject to the applicant's discount rate and five-year C2 budget.

Is ExtremeAnalytics funded?

Analytics platforms tied directly to operating eligible Extreme hardware can be funded as part of the system. Standalone analytics capabilities beyond core function may require cost allocation.

Manufacturer

Extreme Networks in E-Rate

Quick answer

Extreme Networks supplies switching, wireless access points, and cloud management that show up across E-Rate Category 2 filings. Universal Switching and ExtremeWireless APs are eligible Internal Connections; ExtremeCloud IQ licensing tied to operating eligible hardware is funded as part of the system.

Product categories Extreme Networks commonly supplies in E-Rate

Network Switches →
Extreme Universal Switching (5000 / 5500 / 7000 series) is eligible under Category 2 as Internal Connections.
Wireless Access Points →
ExtremeWireless APs and the ExtremeCloud IQ management licensing required to operate them are funded under Category 2.
Firewalls →
Extreme's security platform components that meet basic firewall function are eligible Internal Connections, with cost allocation for advanced features.
Structured Cabling →
Cabling and termination hardware that supports Extreme switches and APs is eligible alongside the gear.

E-Rate-specific notes

ExtremeCloud IQ is the standard management platform for current Extreme switches and APs. Licensing tied directly to operating eligible hardware is funded as part of the system.
Extreme's universal-hardware model lets the same device run as a switch under multiple OS modes; eligibility is based on the configured function.
Standalone analytics, application visibility, and policy products may include capabilities that require cost allocation if they extend beyond basic Internal Connections function.

FAQ

Common questions

Is ExtremeCloud IQ licensing E-Rate eligible?: Yes. Cloud management licensing tied directly to operating eligible Extreme hardware is funded as part of the system. Standalone capabilities outside core operation may require cost allocation.
Are Extreme Universal Switches eligible?: Yes. Universal Switching products are eligible Internal Connections under Category 2, subject to the applicant's discount rate and five-year C2 budget.
Is ExtremeAnalytics funded?: Analytics platforms tied directly to operating eligible Extreme hardware can be funded as part of the system. Standalone analytics capabilities beyond core function may require cost allocation.

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