Just their access points. They’re all flashed to OpenWRT so can’t speak for their software/firmware, but the hardware is solid.

Aruba isn’t bad. The CLI isn’t too divergent from Cisco. You don’t have the proprietary stuff, though.

I’ve used their switches and access points extensively. Great stuff IMO. As someone else said, they’re similar to Cisco in syntax.

They also have all the high end features you’d need if you’re comparing to cicso and juniper.

Only used Unifi and their stuff is pretty solid. Better than Meraki where you never truly own your hardware.

I have an old Aruba and it works great. The GUI is a bit meh, but considering ive only had to use it once the past like 2 years, owell.

Yep. I replaced a bunch of ancient HP switches in a SMB with all Aruba. Works like a charm, and (at the time) used ones were dirt cheap.

We did Fortiswitches rather then Aruba because we aren’t fond of HP. And with HP in the works to buy Juniper I don’t know how long we will keep our MX.

I have a nice Juniper. It’s an old cast-off, but no issues.

Perhaps also take a look at Mikrotik