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.
References:
Aruba Central User Guide - Reports and Analytics
HPE Aruba Network Management Best Practices
ArubaOS-CX Switch Capacity Planning Documentation

Netedit uses LLDP to discover the devices, but it adds them in the topology only if the credentials set for the subnet work with those devices. Credential you can set are:
- SNMP
- SSH
- SNMP

client-mode = Selects client mode. In this mode, all clients connecting to the port are sent for authentication.
device-mode = Selects device mode. In this mode, only the first client connecting to the port is sent for authentication. Once this client is authenticated, the port is considered as open and all subsequent clients trying to connect on that port are not sent for authentication.