The initial setup was pretty straightforward.

The time taken to set up the solution depends on the scope of the client. It might take one week, maybe two or three days, but it takes two weeks at the maximum.

Setting up the Delinea Privileged Access Service for a medium-sized architecture can be accomplished with relative ease. However, if the architecture is on a larger scale, the process would be more challenging.

I rate the product's initial setup phase a three on a scale of one to ten, where one is an easy setup phase, and ten is a difficult setup phase. The setup was a bit complex. The overall configuration is not very complex, but it has a certain level of complexity.

The solution's deployment didn't take that long since I got the deployment file on request, and it takes a day for the connectors and all.

Though I did the tool's configuration, there was another team in our company that was using the services of the tool.

We had challenges during setup because it was deployed on-premises, and our system needed to adjust to the compatibility. Additionally, we were not expecting the storage to take up a lot of space at the onset, but we have made the necessary adjustments.

The initial setup may be a bit complicated, but if we plan properly, it will be much easier. We only need to download the software and install the clients, and then we will be ready to go.

The number of servers needed for implementation depends on the planning, as it is very important to set up the entire infrastructure. Each server takes approximately one hour to set up, so the timeline for completion depends on the number of servers. Generally, it can be done within two weeks, but for larger deployments, it may take two to three months.

As a security solution that accesses Active Directory, it's a complicated implementation process. For instance, this isn't something that you can do in five minutes. You have to do your homework and plan everything. However, if you plan everything well, then there aren't any major issues.

To get the system up and running, it's less than a week. You can download and install the software in five hours, but then comes the customization and configuring of the portal. Everything has to be done correctly. I'd say that after two days, you can start playing with everything.

Setting up the product is quite straightforward. However, migrating services and applications to it are always complicated because of the problems that you have with the applications.

The initial setup is a bit complex, but once the infrastructure is there and all the components have been installed, it's easy and straightforward to maintain. All the components have logging capabilities so it's easy to identify issues. The duration of the deployment depends on the customer, since downtime might be required for reboots. Some firewall changes are required.