We don't have a large window of time to look back on, we don't have years of experience, but so far the stability has been pretty darn good compared to anything we've ever had.

The stability has been very good. We've had no issues with stability.

It's really stable, I don't see any glitches at this point. Once one is connected, it's just a matter of doing maintenance.

We haven't had any issues with the Secure Device Connector losing connectivity. The application has always come up when we've needed it. It's been great and stable.

It's been stable. There have been a lot of upgrades since the beginning and a lot of features added, which is good. I've been testing those out. I don't recall having major issues.

It has been stable, as far as I can tell.

There have been no interruptions or failures. It works all the time, as designed.

In terms of evolving, it's good that they've been continuously making changes as customers request features or, in my case, find bugs. They've stabilized it. They've been improving it continuously by fixing bugs or adding features which make it useful for more than one type of firewall.

As they make changes, it improves. The changes they're making are not breaking things, which is sometimes a problem with software. It happens with other companies, sometimes, that they release a new version that has a problem which wasn't a problem before. They end up breaking things and it's not a stable platform. 

In the case of CDO, that's not what's happening at all. They're always making changes that don't affect the reliability of the product at all. I consider that to be stable.

The stability seems fine. I didn't experience any outages.

I'm pretty impressed with the stability. It hasn't broken on me. I'm pretty satisfied.

So far we find the solution to be quite stable. We do not experience interruptions and down-time.

This solution appears to be stable for the moment.

The stability depends upon the Cisco cloud. 

It's a stable solution.