Opsview supports all releases of Opsview Monitor for two years from the date of release, or the current release and the two prior releases, whichever is longer.

For example, if the current release is 5.4.x then 5.3.x and 5.2.x will also be supported as the two previous releases. If it was less than two years since 5.1.x was released, that would also be supported.

The currently supported versions are:

Supported means that security issues will be investigated, code updates will be issued and documentation will be updated.

Each release has a list of supported Operating Systems and Browsers. Please check the supported lists for each release:

Opsview Monitor 6.4 [Supported Operating Systems](🔗) and [Supported Browsers](🔗)

Opsview Monitor 6.3 [Supported Operating Systems](🔗) and [Supported Browsers](🔗)

Opsview Monitor 6.2 [Supported Operating Systems](🔗) and [Supported Browsers](🔗)

We recommend you use the patch for each release, for example, 6.3.1 rather than 6.3.0 to ensure you have the latest security updates applied.

Should you need help with upgrading your version of Opsview, we recommend using our Professional Services and Consultancy - Major and Minor version Assisted Upgrade pack, available through our [Webstore - Consulting & Training](🔗).

## Deprecated Releases

These releases are deprecated.

All Opsview Community versions (3.3, 3.5, 3.7, 3.9, 3.11, 3.13, 3.20120308, 3.20120424) are deprecated.

Deprecated Opsview Monitor versions are no longer supported, or maintained. This means there will be no further code fix or security updates for these releases. Documentation may be removed and linked to our supported versions. We recommend upgrading to the latest supported version, to ensure you have the latest security updates and features of Opsview Monitor.

Should you need help with upgrading your version of Opsview, we recommend using our Professional Services and Consultancy - Major and Minor version Assisted Upgrade pack, available through our [Webstore - Consulting & Training](🔗).