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HP JL724A#ABA Aruba 6200F 24G 4SFP+ Managed Switch
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Enterprise-grade 24-port managed switch with 4 SFP+ uplinks, stackable architecture, and Aruba CX cloud-centric management.
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Overview
Key Features
Item Package Dimension: 23.40L x 19.60W x 6.80H inches
Item Package Weight - 14.15 Pounds
Item Package Quantity - 1
Product Type - NETWORK SWITCH
ARUBA 6200F 24G 4SFP+ SWCH U.S.
Specifications
Series
Aruba CX 6200F
Ethernet Ports
24 x 1G
Uplink Ports
4 x SFP+
Switch Type
Managed, Stackable
Operating System
Aruba CX
Target Environments
Enterprise Branch, Campus, SMB
Package Dimensions
23.40 x 19.60 x 6.80 inches
Package Weight
14.15 lbs
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Ethernet ports does the Aruba 6200F provide?
The switch offers 24 x 1G Ethernet ports for device connectivity, plus 4 x SFP+ uplink ports for high-speed connections to the network core or other switches.
Is the Aruba 6200F a managed or unmanaged switch?
It is a fully managed switch running the Aruba CX operating system, which supports advanced features like network analytics, configuration management via Aruba NetEdit, and mobile management through the Aruba CX Mobile App.
Can multiple Aruba 6200F switches be stacked?
Yes. The 6200F series is designed as a stackable access switch, allowing multiple units to be combined into a single logical switch for simplified management and increased port density.
What types of environments is this switch designed for?
It is engineered for enterprise branch offices, campus networks, and small-to-medium business deployments where reliable, managed switching with analytics capabilities is required.
Does this switch support network monitoring and troubleshooting tools?
Yes. The built-in Aruba Network Analytics Engine provides monitoring, troubleshooting, and diagnostic capabilities directly at the access layer.