Within these last six years of operation, I haven't experienced any issues. There has been no downtime, lagging, or crashing. It's very reliable and stable. Actually, we have never had any hardware or software issues. I must say I am very happy with Nexus. 

The stability of Cisco Nexus is excellent.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a four to five out of ten.

I rate the stability of the product as four to five out of ten based on the fact that I have checked the tool's features. I also know that there are many more options available in the market, like Palo Alto, Check Point, Fortinet, and other devices, which offer affordable, configurable, and scalable devices that I should plan to buy. Cisco is not providing tools for everything my company needs, but it is a good product. The market competition is high nowadays. Cisco is still handling some old parts. Cisco's old products make up approximately 67 percent of the devices offered in the networking industry. Despite the competition from products like Palo Alto, Check Point, and Fortinet, Cisco is not very scalable, but all its devices are updated regularly.

It is a stable solution. 

The product is stable. 

Cisco Nexus is a stable solution.

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

The stability is excellent. I haven't witnessed a breakdown. Cisco is very reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. The performance is excellent.

The stability of the solution needs to get a better handle on the vulnerability in recent code releases that aligns better with the DCN product. We'd like to avoid the need for continual upgrades and potential outages in our data centers and having to reboot the switches for each OS upgrade.

Cisco Nexus is stable, but then, in February of 2017, a cyberwar started. Cisco is getting hammered and we're seeing that evidence in very frequent updates to the OS system. If you have six data centers or you've got multiple locations around the world, these efforts take many months to update successfully to every device. 

When it takes us multiple months and two or three releases in the middle, we invest a lot of money in maintaining the device. The hacker community is the issue. 

There are no bugs or glitches. I rate the tool’s stability an eight out of ten.

Nexus works well. It's highly reliable. 

The stability of the solution is great. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. the performance is reliable. 

The stability of Cisco Nexus thus far has been excellent. We had some initial issues with some non-Cisco optics, third parties claiming compatibility when they weren't compatible.

While this can depend, there is still much to be done to improve the solution's stability. 

We are just migrating to Cisco Nexus as a newer product. We are looking for similar features in Arista. We are closing the gap from Cisco ASA to an Arista ASA environment. This gives us a very stable network when compared to Cisco.

The solution is sufficiently stable. 

The stability is great. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's 100% reliable. We've never had issues. 

The stability of this product works great.

It is pretty stable, although I had the power supply go down twice in this past year. We replaced it the next day in both cases. We do have bad power where we are, so that could be a factor.

Stability and availability is a definite plus on the Nexus platform. It seems to have better HA capabilities compared to the older platforms.

This year, we have only experienced the problem once. Of course, it was not identified and I had a problem with OTB wiring and we experienced it just once. I stayed in kind of generic configuration, that's why we're like Cisco, because they are significantly stable.  If you don't try to do something fancy and they don't get problems.

Stability is very good. We have been using it a lot and for a long time. It is being upgraded all the time.

The solution is quite stable. It's one of the solution's selling points for us. It doesn't have bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's good.

I think the solution is pretty stable. We are going to upgrade soon, but we've been on version 11 of Unified Communications Manager for two years. We usually try to upgrade every year, but we try to wait for a few SUs (Software Updates) and upgrade later on. We try not to be on the latest and greatest, in case of any bugs.

The stability of this solution is pretty cool. NX-OS is a solid match. It does run the features and all the protocols very well for us.

Cisco Nexus has been very stable. No issues. It's been rock solid. We haven't had any issues with it in the last twelve months. It's been good.

So far the stability is great. We never had any kind of problems with it. I really can't even speak to any questions about the stability because of the fact that we had zero problems. We've only been using it for about a year-and-a-half though. We are hoping to keep continue on that path and that everything continues to perform at a high level.

This is an extremely stable solution. I would say that heeding or taking note of the software versions that Cisco recommends is probably a good idea because that's where you find the most stable features. When you do that, or you follow the low level, baseline requirements, it is very stable.

My experience with the stability of Nexus was that there was a failure with the power supply. I had to replace the hardware component related to the power supply.

I have had fewer issues with stability when using Catalyst.

The solution is stable.

Stability is much better than it was. 

We haven't had any issues with the ones we've installed initially. They're still up and running as they should be.

As far as I know, it's been stable the entire time we've had it. 

This is a very stable solution. I have a separate model, a 7K, that has been up and running for seven and a half years.

We have been operating for a year and a half, and we've never had one crash. I couldn't say that for most other platforms.

It is a stable product.

I have found Cisco Nexus switches highly scalable.

Cisco Nexus is stable, and the performance is great.

I am happy with the stability.

The stability, from a civilian perspective, is excellent.

It has been very stable so far.

This solution still hinders on some of the old technology base. It seems like bugs are still being brought in as customers are changing how they want to connect or how fast they're trying to connect stuff.

We don't have any issues with the stability of this solution.

Of these devices, in particular, the stability is good. Although with the Nexus line generally, we've had a couple of bad experiences recently. 

I have a general concern that Cisco Nexus may be declining. There's a couple of really bad incidents lately. Probably luck of the draw.

It is very stable. We have not had any issues so far.

It is very stable.

The stability of the solution is very strong. No downtime with it. No problems. No issues.

At this point, I am happy with the stability of this solution. It has been better than the 7K line.

This solution is pretty good with respect to stability.

While I am not a technical person, I can comment on this solution's stability from a management perspective because I keep my eyes on the incidents. I have to look at all of the incidents that are reported through the data center. I can't remember having any incident raised regarding this product.

From this perspective, I can say that stability is good.

The solution has demonstrated stability thus far. 

These switches are very stable.

The stability of this solution is good.

The product is stable. It's a good product. 

This is a stable solution.

I have a positive impression of the stability of this solution.

This is a stable solution and we haven't had any issues with it. The only time that we've ever rebooted is if we had to upgrade the firmware.

Cisco Nexus is very stable.

Cisco Nexus is very safe and stable. I've been here 8 months. We have some devices that have been out for 11 years.

When it comes to the stability we had some issues with some software features due to a release bug. The hardware itself is pretty stable. 

It is stable and reliable.

It's a stable solution, but there are a few bugs here and there in it and it would be nice if they weren't there. The Mac looping is an issue as well. 

The ISSUs sometimes go down.

This solution has been very stable and functioning properly, and we've barely touched it since it went in. We've got a big project to start doing upgrades on it, but so far so good. We haven't had any issues with it as long as I've been at the company.

The hardware is stable, but the code quality has gotten worse.

With respect to the stability, I can't think of any major issues I've ever come across with it.

This solution has very good stability. The Nexus platform was selected because it is very stable with a lot of features. We are very happy with the products and the choice.

In terms of stability, it's so far so good - we haven't faced any big issues at this point.

Cisco Nexus is very stable. It's getting better now. The technology is moving to a fast and very innovative switch. It picks up all these new options and integrates them into the device. It's good for our infrastructure.

As far as we can tell, it's stable.

In terms of stability, this solution is rock solid. We've had no issues with it.

Stability is not really up to the mark. There are a lot of bugs in MACsec and OpenFlow.

The stability of this solution is great.

This solution is very stable.

I have seen an improvement in the stability of our network with this solution.

We haven't had any issues. Cisco Nexus is very stable.

This is a stable product.

It's a stable solution. We do not have any issues with it.

They did the upgrade recently. It's pretty steady right now.

It's quite stable. It's not as good as it was supposed to be. 

This solution is absolutely stable. Our uptime is wonderful. It is so much that I actually enjoy not being called after hours.

I don't work in security so I do not deal with this subject. I just make the network available. I think it's probably good. From the networking point of view, we just provide them the network that is going to be Cisco 9000, but they are using the servers. I have not gotten any complaints. We just deployed less than two months ago.

It's stable. 

This is a very stable solution.

Our network is stable.

The stability of the solution is very good.

The stability has been great. We've been using it for the last five years and haven't had any failures yet.

The stability of this solution is good.

The solution is stable.

Nowadays, every five years technology changes. However, you will find customers who are using the same Cisco switch which has a life span of five years or seven years, will still be using them for more than 10 years without raising a single ticket. This is the confidence they have in Cisco. This is my personal customer experience, it makes it difficult for us to generate business. We can do a technology refresh or a product replacement But when there is Cisco, it is tough for any person to replace that solution. Cisco has that X factor in their solutions, and specifically with networking. Nexus is definitely their bread and butter. It is an exceptional solution.

It is relatively stable. 

The stability is good. We've never had any of them die. They've been very consistent.

The stability of this solution is very high.

No issues encountered.

It's a stable product. It definitely holds up the workload that we put it through. Overall, I would say it's a great product.

It is a good product and it is very stable.

It is mostly stable. There have been some times where wacky things will happen, like buggy code. There's a bug in the code where you can't save the configuration. We've had to reboot both devices, and then it fixes itself. There's no known fix. Cisco says that it has been fixed years ago, but it's still not working. There have been weird things like that.

This is a very stable solution. Its stability means that we do not have any issues.

The stability of this solution is very good.

I have found that all Cisco products are stable, and I am happy with this one.