The solution is stable.

We don't often have crashes or bugs. Our problems usually stem from reliability issues – the difference between what we size the solution for and what the tool actually delivers. 

It's not really bugs, it's just that features don't work reliably in practice. Sizing accurately is very hard because the performance varies depending on the application, legacy systems, and the types of files being backed up. 

We usually overcompensate in our sizing because of this limitation. It's a flaw of the tool – it doesn't reliably predict performance based on the types of files being stored, making sizing difficult. 

Arcserve's documentation is very poor in this regard, so we've learned through experience not to rely too heavily on their sizing tools. Those are the main reliability issues, not frequent bugs or crashes. 

We did have one case where a client upgraded Arcserve, and an old legacy system they depended on stopped working due to compatibility issues – but that's a common problem, not specific to Arcserve.

We did not have any critical issues with the stability of the solution.

I rate the stability of Arcserve UDP an eight out of ten.

The tool is pretty stable. Once we implement it and start the backup, everything runs without any problem. There's very little support required. We probably get one or two calls in a year. We do proactive support. We reach out to the customer every month to do a recovery test.

I rate Arcserve UDP a nine out of ten for stability.

It could be a more stable solution in terms of cloud usage. As for a cloud server, the controller of the physical server needs to be present for the backup running.

The solution’s stability is good. I rate it an eight and a half or nine out of ten.

Arcserve UDP is pretty much stable, and as a result, it's a good go-to solution. I've been using it for the last eight years.

The stability of Arcserve UDP could improve.

It is a stable solution. The monitoring part is already included in the product.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

I rate the product’s stability an eight out of ten. The product must make the updates of the backend database easier.

The solution is stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

The green light of the product was always green, meaning it was looking good and stable, but some data wasn't available when you wanted to restore it. According to me, it is not a stable product.

Arcserve UDP is stable. 

The solution is stable. We have not heard any issues or complaints from customers installing it.

It is a very stable solution.

I think the solution is stable but we had an issue with the JBot a while back. We wanted to add extra disks and when we tried to do that the entire backup was destroyed. The issue was not connected to Arcserve but it caused a huge problem for us. 

It has been very stable.

It's a very stable solution.

The stability of StorageCraft ShadowProtect is good.

We are using the solution on a daily basis.

The stability of this solution is good.

Arcserve UDP is stable.

StorageCraft ShadowProtect has good stability, but ShadowXafe does not.

The stability is very good.

It is overall rock-solid. It does what it says it is going to do, and it does it well.

It is pretty stable. In the past, we had some issues with a different version in which we had to eventually shut down the servers in the production environment. Now, we don't have any issues with it.

It is very stable. It has not crashed for us. And, every time that we needed to restore something, we had it. We could restore very fast.

I am satisfied with the tool's stability and rate it a nine out of ten. 

The stability of the solution is okay. We used it for some time, but it was not meeting our requirements properly.

Approximately two years ago in the previous version of the solution, it was not stable. However, in the new releases, it is quite stable and we have increased the user count from 100 to 250.

This solution is stable.

There was no stability issue.

No.

No.

None.

No, the internet provides the stability factor.

No issues encountered.