Which two Aruba CX switch series support modular power supplies for higher redundancy? (Select two)

The Aruba CX 6300 and Aruba CX 8400 switch series are designed for environments requiring high availability and resiliency. The Aruba CX 6300 series are stackable access switches that feature models with field-replaceable, hot-swappable power supplies, allowing for N+1 redundancy. The Aruba CX 8400 is a high-performance modular chassis switch designed for core and data center roles, which inherently includes multiple hot-swappable, load-sharing power supplies to ensure continuous operation and high levels of redundancy.

A. Aruba CX 6200: This series is an entry-level access switch family that features fixed, non-modular internal power supplies and is not designed for power supply redundancy.
D. Aruba CX 4100i: This is a ruggedized switch series designed for harsh environments. It features fixed, non-modular internal power supplies and does not support redundancy.

1. Aruba CX 6300 Switch Series Datasheet: Under the "High availability and resiliency" section, it states, "Hot-swappable, redundant power supplies and fans." (Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Document Number: a00097639enw, Page 3).

2. Aruba CX 8400 Switch Series Datasheet: In the "Key Features" summary, it lists "Redundant and hot-swappable power supplies and fans" as a core feature of this modular chassis. (Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Document Number: a00021842enw, Page 1).

3. Aruba CX 6200 Switch Series Datasheet: The "High availability and resiliency" section explicitly mentions, "Fixed power supply and fans," confirming the lack of modularity and redundancy. (Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Document Number: a00094942enw, Page 3).

4. Aruba CX 4100i Switch Series Datasheet: The "High availability and resiliency" section states, "Fixed power supply and fans," indicating no support for modular, redundant power supplies. (Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Document Number: a00112728enw, Page 3).