There are technicalities of SNORT and conducting numerous OS upgrades with challenges with new OS versions. There were frequent issues. Cisco's support provides quick response. I rate the solution's stability as six or seven out of ten.

The solution is very stable.

We have had some issues with having high availability. For example, we have had some problems using two modules together.

I rate the stability of Cisco Sourcefire SNORT a seven out of ten.

The solution is stable.

This is a stable solution.

Cisco Sourcefire SNORT is stable.

We haven't had any problem with the stability of the solution so far. It's been a solid platform and considering how quickly we scaled without any major issues, the stability really speaks for itself.

It is quite a stable product. We have not seen many issues with this product. We haven't seen crashes or glitches or bugs. Since we have just started to use this product, we need time to understand the stability for a longer period. It's only been around six months, and we are just implementing it now across a few locations.

There are no bugs or glitches. The solution doesn't freeze. It doesn't crash. It's reliable. It's very stable.

What we are using now is not very stable and it results in performance issues that are related to memory and CPU consumption.

Sometimes it has an object priority, like priority for users. Sometimes the cloud agent and the host device for the center, fails to update or to cache the objects from the cloud.

The solution has a considerable amount of stability.

There are some bugs in this solution and troubleshooting them is complicated.

This is a stable solution.

This solution is stable if we talk about boxes, and usually, it is a strong system, but with some software versions, we have had some trouble. I think that it depends on the manufacturers.