Original Message:
Sent: May 03, 2023 04:35 PM
From: mkk
Subject: Need help with switch selection Aruba 1930 series that match close with Aruba 6200F
Aruba InstantON is managed from the Aruba InstantON cloud-based management platform. It had not that much features and is pretty next-next-finish. Aruba InstantON have no stacking or CLI interface, anything is cloudbased and mentioned for small business with less requirement.
Aruba CX6200 have a CLI interface and can be managed in many ways and use Aruba Central as cloud-based management platform. You can configure many enterprise features and have a larger routing table than the Instant ON version.
You can't compare this to switches because it are to different producted lines.
The CX6200 is the first switch in the modern portofolio that support stacking.
Personally i will only use enterprise products, work with InstantOn once but missing a lot of enterprise features and is harder to troubleshoot without CLI.
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Marcel Koedijk | MVP Expert 2023 | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP | Ekahau ECSE | Not an HPE Employee | Opinions are my own
Original Message:
Sent: Apr 29, 2023 07:23 PM
From: shaw22
Subject: Need help with switch selection Aruba 1930 series that match close with Aruba 6200F
Greetings:
We were considering to buy Aruba 6200F Layer 2+ switch JL728A#ABA 48 PORT and Layer 3 JL658A - 24 PORT and Layer 3 JL726A#ABA - 52 PORT. Looks like our budget request may not get approved.
Question 1:
Will Aruba Instant On 1930 48G Class4 PoE 4SFP/SFP+ 370W Switch (JL686A) meet the following requirements?
Forwarding bandwidth 104 Gbps
Switching capacity 176 Gbps
Forwarding Rate 130.95 Mpps
Stacking bandwidth 80 Gbps (Does it support stacking - if so how many units can be stacked)
DRAM size 1 GB
Flash size 512 MB
sFlow support Yes
NetFlow support Yes
DHCP Snooping Yes
10Gbps uplink ports
-Spanning Tree algorithm
-Broadcast limit
-IP Multicast Filtering
-VLAN support for Layer 2
-VLAN Trunking using IEEE 802.1p/q. (Calling VOIP phone 802.1p tags the traffic with
priority tag 6(voice) and the layer 2 switch should preserve that tag and take it to the
root router (layer 3 switch) which will convert it to layer 3 DSCP tags. The firewall also
should support the 802.1p/q and DSCP tags)
-LLDP support
-LACP support
-IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol
FYI - here is the network layout in two buildings - connecting via VPN
Location 1:
1 - Layer 3 switch 24 Port 10Gbps
5 - Layer 2 switch 48 Port 1Gbps POE supporting 45 Ubiquiti U6-Wifi
10 - Layer 2 switch 48 port 1Gbps non-POE
Location 2:
1 - Layer 3 switch 24 port 10Gbps
3 - Layer 2 switch 24 port 1Gbps POE
1 - Layer 2 switch 48 port 1Gbps POE - Supporting 24 Ubiquiti U6-Wifi
1 - Layer 2 switch 48 port 1Gbps Non
Question 2:
What is the part numbers for
-Aruba Instant On 1930 48G Non POE
-Aruba Instant On 1930 24G POE (is POE power 370W, Fwdg bandwid 104G, Switch Capacty 176G, FWD Rate 130Mpps)
-Aruba Instant On 1930 24G Non POE
Question 3:
What will be Layer 3 equivalent in 1930 series for 6200F JL658A - 24 PORT and JL726A#ABA - 52 PORT
Question 4:
What kind of central management is being offered by HPE for 1930 series switches?
Thanks!