Aruba CX 6200 Reviews & Ratings

4.5/5

“Smooth Transition with Enhanced Features”

Transitioning to the Aruba CX 6200 was a significant upgrade for our network infrastructure. The user interface is intuitive, and the performance has been robust. While the initial setup required some time to get accustomed to, the long-term benefits have been substantial. The seamless integration with our existing systems made the transition smoother than anticipated.

Pros : User-friendly interface, robust performance, seamless integration.

Cons : Initial setup required some learning curve.

Switched from : Cisco Nexus 9300

Reason to switch : We needed a more modern solution with better integration capabilities, and the Aruba CX 6200 fit the bill perfectly.

4.5/5

“Enhanced Network Visibility and Control”

Implementing the Aruba CX 6200 has significantly enhanced our network visibility and control. The advanced analytics tools have provided insights that were previously unavailable, allowing us to optimize our network performance. While there's a learning curve for some of the advanced features, the benefits have been well worth the effort.

Pros : Advanced analytics, improved network control.

Cons : Learning curve for advanced features.

Switched from : Juniper EX2300

Reason to switch : We needed more granular control and analytics capabilities, which the Aruba CX 6200 provided.

4.3/5

“Improved Security and Segmentation”

The Aruba CX 6200 has significantly improved our network security and segmentation. The advanced security features have allowed us to implement effective network segmentation, enhancing our overall security posture. While it requires a good understanding of security protocols, the benefits have been substantial.

Pros : Advanced security features, effective network segmentation.

Cons : Requires understanding of security protocols.

Switched from : RUCKUS ICX 7750

Reason to switch : We needed more advanced security features and better segmentation capabilities, which the Aruba CX 6200 provided.

4.3/5

“Flexible Management Options”

The Aruba CX 6200 offers flexible management options, including CLI, Web GUI, and mobile app interfaces. This flexibility has made it easier to manage our network. There was an initial learning curve to familiarize ourselves with the new interfaces, but they have proven to be user-friendly.

Pros : Multiple management interfaces, user-friendly.

Cons : Initial learning curve for new interfaces.

Switched from : Cisco Nexus 9200

Reason to switch : We required more flexible management options, which the Aruba CX 6200 offered.

4.3/5

“Reliable Performance with Minor Hiccups”

The Aruba CX 6200 has provided reliable performance for our enterprise network. The connectivity has been stable, and the management tools are efficient. We've encountered occasional firmware updates, but they were manageable and didn't disrupt our operations significantly. Overall, it's been a dependable addition to our infrastructure.

Pros : Stable connectivity, efficient management tools.

Cons : Occasional firmware updates required.

Switched from : HPE Networking Instant On Switch Series 1430

Reason to switch : We were looking for a switch with more advanced features and better support, which the Aruba CX 6200 offered.

4.3/5

“Efficient Power over Ethernet Support”

The high PoE budget of the Aruba CX 6200 has allowed us to support various devices efficiently, including IP cameras and wireless access points. It's important to monitor power consumption to ensure optimal performance, but overall, it's been a valuable feature for our network.

Pros : High PoE budget, supports various devices.

Cons : Power consumption needs monitoring.

Switched from : Noviflow Noviswitch

Reason to switch : We required a switch with a higher PoE budget to support more devices, and the Aruba CX 6200 met that need.

4.2/5

“Seamless Integration with Existing Infrastructure”

Integrating the Aruba CX 6200 into our existing infrastructure was seamless. It was compatible with our current systems, and the transition caused minimal disruption. We did need to perform compatibility checks during setup, but the overall process was smooth.

Pros : Compatible with existing systems, minimal disruption.

Cons : Compatibility checks required during setup.

Switched from : Cisco Catalyst 9300

Reason to switch : We sought a more modern switch that could integrate seamlessly with our existing infrastructure, and the Aruba CX 6200 fit the criteria.

4.2/5

“Advanced Troubleshooting Capabilities”

The advanced troubleshooting capabilities of the Aruba CX 6200, powered by its analytics engine, have been invaluable. Real-time monitoring has allowed us to proactively address issues. To fully utilize these features, some training was necessary, but the investment in time has paid off.

Pros : Powerful analytics engine, real-time monitoring.

Cons : Requires training to utilize fully.

Switched from : HPE Networking Instant On Switch Series 1930

Reason to switch : We needed more advanced troubleshooting tools, which the Aruba CX 6200 provided.

4.2/5

“Scalable Solution for Growing Networks”

As our network needs grew, the Aruba CX 6200 provided a scalable solution that met our requirements. The robust stacking features allowed us to expand our network seamlessly. While the initial configuration was somewhat complex, the scalability and performance gains have justified the investment.

Pros : Easy scalability, robust stacking features.

Cons : Initial configuration can be complex.

Switched from : Arista 7130 Series

Reason to switch : We required a more scalable solution to accommodate our growing network demands, and the Aruba CX 6200 delivered.

3.7/5

“Stable Performance but Learning Curve for New Users”

The Aruba CX 6200 is rock solid in terms of network stability and security. We no longer experience random network drops or congestion issues. However, if you’re new to Aruba switches, the AOS-CX command-line interface has a learning curve compared to other brands. Once you get the hang of it, it's powerful and customizable.

Pros : Stable and secure, ideal for large enterprises, great automation features.

Cons : Not beginner-friendly; CLI commands take time to learn.