I rate Citrix Hypervisor's stability a six out of ten. The product works for small, medium, and enterprise companies. We have small offices with two or three people, where we give them one server with Citrix implemented, with a backup service, a local data repository, and all functions present in one system. It has worked for years, with and without former services, working even better with former services. We also have our headquarters with 600 workers. Over there, we have never faced really hard problems, but the solution is too dependent on people. We do not have the manpower to keep it running all the time because we have holidays when some staff members are not available. Failure can lead to breakdowns where all 600 people cannot work.

It has very good, reliable stability. It doesn't crash or freeze, and there are no bugs or glitches. I'd rate the stability nine out of ten. 

The solution is extremely stable.

Citrix is highly stable.

It's stable if you have the experience. We have had machines with uptime of more than 1,000 days without patching or anything. I rate Citrix Hypervisor's stability a nine out of ten.

We have not had any major issues with stability. It's very reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. 

There are no issues with the stability of Citrix Hypervisor. It's good, and even the process of upgrading it is straightforward.

Hypervisor is highly stable. We've hardly had any issues with it.

The solution is very stable, we've hardly had any issues with it. 

Rock Solid for the most part, of course, as with any technology there are software patches required for specific issues.

In my environment, I am using Citrix Hypervisor for my XenApp virtual apps and desktop. We are using seven XenApps around 13 IDS app. It's very a stable product, and I have never faced any kind of problem over the last six months. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash. It's reliable.

It is pretty stable. We have recently upgraded to a newer version. I used 7.6 for a long time, which was very stable in spite of being end-of-support. In terms of stability, they are doing a good job.

As far as stability, we have never had any problems that we've not been able to overcome. The only thing we have experienced is that sometimes when you are doing your backups or you are creating a snapshot, you get orphaned images or other unnecessary files that the system fails to auto clean. But this is not really any failure of the system as far as stability. 

We have 16 licenses at the moment and we run it on four Dell R910 machines with four CPUs in each, and each is eight-core. 

Citrix Hypervisor has been very stable. I have been impressed with updating of the hosts. For example, in the interface, you will be notified when there are updates and to perform the updates is quite simple.

Overall, the stability is good. However, when there are problems in some areas, such as networking, it results in problems overall with the stability of Citrix Hypervisor.

The solution is stable.

The stability of this solution is great, so far.

The solution is extremely stable. It's much more stable than VMware or any other tool that we've tested. One might get away with freeware solutions, but if you need support, I recommend using the commercial solution. 

XenServer hosts have never had stability issues. The guest tools have definitely had stability issues.

This solution is very stable.

The stability is very good. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. We find it good. It's reliable.

There were several times where there were some glitches or it crashed. 

Our network is a standalone one that is not connected to the outside. Being able to either update or get any type of support without allowing outside into the internal network was sometimes difficult.

We rarely have issues. I come across bugs once in a while, but that’s pretty rare.

Lots of errors, which may or may not have been important.  It was tough to assess the health of the cluster.

This solution is stable.

As far as stability, I haven't had a problem. I highly recommend the product and I think it deserves good feedback as to stability.

The newest revision appears to be pretty stable.

The solution is very stable. It works very well.

Citrix Hypervisor is stable.

The solution is very stable.

Some older versions of the Intel 550 chipset caused some instability with XenServer.

The solution is not stable.

I think it provides good performance.

The solution is pretty stable.