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To determine which sites would benefit most from upgrading from 6200 to more powerful 6300 switches in Aruba Central, the best report to run is the Switch Capacity Planning report. It analyzes resource utilization and capacity to identify bottlenecks and potential upgrade candidates.

Infra Inventory lists devices but not capacity usage.

Resource Utilization gives raw usage but not in planning context.

Network report focuses on topology and status.

Hence, Switch Capacity Planning is the most relevant report for upgrade planning.

Backing up the switch configuration to a remote Linux SFTP server requires using the copy command with the correct protocol (SFTP in this case), username, server IP, filename, and optionally the VRF to route management traffic.

Option A uses SCP and vrf default but the question mentions SFTP server, so SFTP protocol should be used.

Option B is a server-side command (not the switch).

Option C correctly uses copy startup-config sftp://user@192.168.1.100/switch_config.cfg vrf mgmt which backs up the startup-config via SFTP using the management VRF.

Option D is also a server-side command.

Using vrf mgmt is required because the management IP is in a separate VRF on CX switches.

When a recent routing change causes an outage affecting all users, the recommended immediate action is to restore the last-known working configuration to quickly return the network to a stable state. This is critical to minimize downtime and impact.

Asking customers to send logs or explaining the issue takes time and delays remediation.

Collecting show tech and opening TAC cases can be done after restoring service.

Hence, the quickest way to mitigate the impact is to restore the last known good configuration.

In a VSX cluster, certain configurations such as DHCP relay need to be synchronized between both nodes. To sync DHCP relay configuration from the primary to the secondary, the command:

vsx-sync dhcp-relay

must be added under the VSX configuration on the primary switch. This ensures that DHCP relay settings are pushed to the secondary member automatically.

Adding vsx-sync ip-helper relates to IP helper addresses, not DHCP relay specifically.

Adding the sync command on the secondary has no effect as synchronization originates from primary.