Overall, it's a good product. 

It's very stable.

The initial setup is pretty simple. 

For us, there is a change between a single data center with different IP addresses to a spam data center, where the VLAN could be extended between the two, so we are able to grant the service with high availability. We can also enhance our service line with disaster recovery.

We can deploy our storage on the network and we can get a wider speed for our storage. This means we can take storage from our network to deploy to any machine, to install any server, or any application.

The setup is straightforward.

It's a scalable solution.

We've found the product to the stable. 

Cisco has created a good balance for traffic with this solution. We can select a priority package for these products and give additional bandwidth if we need it. We're not using the load balance, it's the fabric switching that is the most important thing we do.

This protocol requires less integration than a similar network based on the Spanning-Tree-Protocol.

The durability, flexibility, and security of Cisco devices are notable. Particularly with switches, the capability to implement multiple VLANs and easily aggregate the network has been advantageous. The ability to have different VLANs and aggregate the network without complications is a key feature of Cisco FabricPath.

The most valuable features are the lead time and the high quality of the product.

The most valuable feature is the switches provided by Cisco FabricPath to users.

FabricPath's best features are routing, OSPS, ethernet, and performance.

The fact that the solution is on the cloud is its most valuable aspect. If you are on the cloud, you can manage your network from anywhere, any place. It's very good. 

The solution also offers services for wireless, internet, firewalls, etc. Everything is in one device, which is very helpful. It's a great package solution.

The solution is very simple and offers very high levels of security for organizations.

Cisco FabricPath is used to eliminate Spanning Tree broadcasts into the Layer 2 network. We can configure the FabricPath in a lot of different interfaces for communicating with different switches and disabling the Spanning Tree Protocol so we can't have a loop in the leaf and spine architecture.

The setup is very simple. 

We have found the solution to be stable.

It scales well.

The technical assistance is good.

The tool makes it easy to manage multi-layer networking and increases network efficiency. I haven't faced any challenges in integrating it into our existing infrastructure. 

Its security features are great. That's the best part - just security. It's very simple.

The solution can scale. 

It is stable and reliable. 

I like the 10G ports and the modular uplink port.

All of the features are really good.

The most valuable feature is the ability to migrate VMs between data centers.

The most valuable features are the:

• Security
• Web control
• Traffic control. 

The ability to link simultaneously without user restrictions is the solution's most valuable aspect.

The solution offers very good documentation.

The advantage of FabricPath is that it's a reliable product and you know that it will work in the enterprise environment.