r/ArubaNetworks Subreddit Stats & Analytics
r/ArubaNetworks is a Engineering subreddit in the Nerds category with 15,818 members. Use this page to track r/ArubaNetworks stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/ArubaNetworks growth: +15 members today (+0.09%) and +66 members this week (+0.42%).
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r/ArubaNetworks Subreddit Rules
Rule 1 - No posts unrelated to Aruba Networks or related technology, solutions, or partners.
All posts must be related to Aruba Networks or Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) or relevant technology, solutions, or partners.
Context in the title must contain clear reference on how the post relates to Aruba, HPE, or relevant technology, solutions, or partners.
Rule 2 - No inappropriate or graphic (adult/nsfw) content
Any content deemed inappropriate (in a professional setting) or considered graphic (adult/nsfw) will result in an immediate and permanent ban.
Linking to sites or pages that contain inappropriate or graphic content including advertisements will result in an immediate and permanent ban.
Rule 3 - No self promotion
Anyone found to be creating unprompted/irrelevant posts/comments promoting personal blog or video entries will be warned and the post/comment removed. Repeated violations will result in a ban.
Links to blogs/videos are allowed as long as it is relevant to the discussion at hand and are not self-promoting.
We recommend that you host / share content from community.arubanetworks.com (the official Aruba Airheads community) for maximum exposure to Aruba employees, customers, and partners.
Rule 4 - No personal info
Sharing or requesting personal information (yours or someone else) in a post/comment will result in a warning and the post/comment removed. Repeat violations of this rule will result in a permanent ban.
Rule 5 - No requests for free services or products
Any post asking for free product, services, licenses, etc will be removed and a warning issued. Repeat violations will result in an permanent ban.
Rule 6 - Be courteous and professional at all times
This is a community intended for network professionals to ask questions and exchange information and advice. Be courteous and professional at all times.
Violation of this rule will result in warning and removal of violating content. Repeat violations will result in a permanent ban.
Discussion on how to cheat certification exams is considered unprofessional.
Rule 7 - No slandar, misinformation, disparaging, or unnecessarily derogatory posts or comments.
Factual information of a negative nature is allowed (i.e. discussion of bugs, product issues, complaints etc) when discussing relevant technology, companies, or partners.
Posting unnecessarily disparaging content or misinformation with the sole purpose of negatively representing Aruba, HPE, any partner or competitor will be moderated.
Violation of this rule will result in a warning and the violating content removed. Repeated violations of this rule will result in a permanent ban.
Rule 8 - No spam
Any post or comment that serves no clear purpose or provides no pertinent information or value to a discussion will be moderated.
Obvious marketing, direct sales, link spam, or referral spam will be moderated.
Flagrant or repeated violation of this rule will result in a permanent ban.
Rule 9 - No recruiting / soliciting jobs
This is a subreddit for discussion of technology and solutions. Posts or comments looking to advertise or solicit jobs and employment are not permitted.
This is not a job board.
Violations will be moderated and warnings will be issued. Repeat violations will result in a permanent ban.
Discussions on the value of certifications, skills, or training as it relates to jobs or how best to prepare for interviews is allowed.
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