HPE Aruba R8N87A 6000 24G Class 4 PoE 4SFP Switch
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R8N87A Overview
Exact Aruba 6000 switching identity
The manufacturer row for R8N87A reads Aruba 6000 24G CL4 4SFP Swch. It establishes the 24G access-port count, Class 4 label and four-SFP uplink notation.
Rack acceptance
Match R8N87A on the chassis and quote, then inventory installed optics and power equipment separately. The warranty table does not state PoE budget, SFP speed or included transceivers.
Network change control
Save configuration, firmware version, VLAN/uplink map and rollback plan before replacing an active switch. Current support remains an account/serial check.
Official status field
HPE Aruba lists the PID Active with LLTW EOS + 5-Years in the October 2024 guide and supplies no lifecycle dates in this row.
Official source: HPE Aruba exact R8N87A row, page 31.
R8N87A Specification
| Exact model / SKU | R8N87A |
| Exact switch PID | R8N87A |
| Family | Aruba 6000 |
| Access-port notation | 24G |
| PoE class notation | CL4 |
| Uplink notation | 4SFP |
| Guide status | Active |
| Warranty field | LLTW EOS + 5-Years |
| Source match | R8N87A: exact product identity and warranty-table fields verified |
| Official manufacturer reference | HPE Aruba exact R8N87A page-31 warranty row |
R8N87A Warranty
 | Product Quotation |  | Condition and Packaging |
 | Return Eligibility |  | Returns and Replacement |
 | Shipping Arrangements |  | Warranty Terms |
R8N87A FAQ
What is R8N87A?
HPE Aruba R8N87A 6000 24G Class 4 PoE 4SFP Switch is a ARUBA Switches product supplied by YYST Global for enterprise IT procurement and infrastructure projects.
What interfaces and ports does R8N87A provide?
For R8N87A, the manufacturer specification lists access-port notation as 24G.
What are the power requirements for R8N87A?
For R8N87A, the manufacturer specification lists poe class notation as CL4.
Is R8N87A available from YYST Global?
Contact YYST Global to confirm availability for R8N87A, the required quantity, exact configuration, delivery destination and current lead time before ordering. A product listing does not confirm current inventory.
What is the price of R8N87A?
The current reference price for R8N87A is US$ 625.00. Final pricing can change based on stock, quantity, configuration and delivery destination.
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