I haven't encountered any issues with deployment.

We've had no issues with deployment.

Regarding the implementation aspect of it, any Single Sign-On solution has multiple components to it. The client side solution has a required plug-in, which is very easy because the majority of the web servers which are out there, their support is always available and for any kind of a new web server comes in and then similarly on the back end side where the servers are really running and it is very easy to incorporate and adopt.

We've had no issues with deployment.

CA Single Sign-On – No issues encountered during deployment.

CA Identity Manager – No issues encountered during deployment.

CA Privileged Identity Manager – Few issues encountered during deployment, mainly related to resolution of DNS entries for Active Directory.

It’s complex compared with similar products out there.

We've had no issues deploying it.

We have a very carefully planned roll-out of these products. We won't go into production as long as we're having stability issues. I would say for 12.0, our experience was fairly elongated to get to the resolution of some issues, probably a couple of months. With 12.52, we've had a couple of issues, but we already have patches and work arounds for them, and so we think that things have improved.

Not until now form CA SSO side. Only one time we had to deviate from requirement because CA SSO does not support Oauth as a token provider and need additional tools to achieve this.

We've had no issues with deployment.

It's stable, lightweight, works as expected and we don't see any problems with it.

No issues encountered.

We are using it as we have implemented it. I have not seen anything that is missing.