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Cisco Enterprise Routers pros and cons

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Cisco Enterprise Routers Pros review quotes

SB
Jul 31, 2021
I have found the most valuable feature of Cisco Enterprise Routers to be the simplicity of the command-line interface, it is very intuitive as to how the commands need to be configured for a specific use case.
it_user1185396 - PeerSpot reviewer
Oct 27, 2019
The product can help teach valuable life lessons about what not to do when building a network.
Arif-Kundi - PeerSpot reviewer
Sep 1, 2022
I haven't assessed it in that way, they provided us with excellent service. We had very few issues.
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Hafiz Umar Farooq - PeerSpot reviewer
Dec 7, 2022
It's highly stable. We rarely see any bugs or abnormalities in our Cisco routers, especially for the ISR series.
Mais Zahlout - PeerSpot reviewer
Feb 22, 2023
I am satisfied with the tool overall. Although I haven't used all of its features yet, it's been great for providing internet access to both customers, and employees within the company.
AB
Jul 5, 2022
When you set up Cisco, you can forget you have a router. Everything just works.
DM
Dec 20, 2020
They are the best in failover switches. Their product line is excellent.
Malith Chandrasekara - PeerSpot reviewer
May 11, 2022
I recommend Cisco Routers because of its stability, support, and availability. Cisco gives premium support, and they offer a solid product.
SJ
Feb 11, 2019
It has provided us a more secure environment, especially the firewall. We've had multiple attempts of network intrusion which have been defeated due to the firewall rules in place.
CR
Dec 1, 2023
The most valuable feature of the solution is that it makes it possible for users to use encryption and decryption since our company aims to achieve transparency, and without it, the other system on which it is used won't support it.
 

Cisco Enterprise Routers Cons review quotes

SB
Jul 31, 2021
Over time things have changed where Cisco has not invested in improving the orchestration and simplifying it for people who do not want to get into the details. Cisco has not gone into that focus.
it_user1185396 - PeerSpot reviewer
Oct 27, 2019
Many things about this solution are problematic including setup, configuration, performance, upgrades and support.
Arif-Kundi - PeerSpot reviewer
Sep 1, 2022
Their software-defined paradigm requires significant improvement.
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Hafiz Umar Farooq - PeerSpot reviewer
Dec 7, 2022
The lead times are extremely high. Normally, it's six to eight months initially, and they prolong it to up to one year for new device delivery by Cisco.
Mais Zahlout - PeerSpot reviewer
Feb 22, 2023
Sometimes, I find it hard to learn how some features of the router work. So, these are the issues that may arise when a user might not have knowledge about the product.
AB
Jul 5, 2022
It only breaks if you're not using an up-to-date version of the iOS or are not doing upgrades.
DM
Dec 20, 2020
Depending on the customer, the initial setup could be complex.
Malith Chandrasekara - PeerSpot reviewer
May 11, 2022
Cisco has acquired other companies, and due to this, there are many API-based integrations. There should be one platform that will enable a smooth integration. For example, Cisco acquired ThousandEyes, AppDynamics and Viptela. These are ideal solutions for big companies in terms of WAN connectivity. Cisco needs to ensure that there is a smooth integration mechanism in order to ease this process or point of integration.
SJ
Feb 11, 2019
Their support has room for improvement. The regional agents are not that great.
FO
Jul 15, 2020
Due to the sanctions on our country, we can't get outside help directly from Cisco. We need to handle the implementation ourselves.