Array AVX Series vs Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization comparison

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We performed a comparison between Array AVX Series and Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization based on real PeerSpot user reviews.

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  • "There is a separate charge for support."
  • "Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization is an expensive solution."
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    Top Answer:The most valuable feature is its user-friendly management dashboard.
    Top Answer:Like any Cisco product, Cisco Enterprise NFV is on the expensive side.
    Top Answer:There is room for improvement in enhancing compatibility with other solutions and vendors. Better integration capabilities could provide more value, especially in scenarios where a mix of solutions is… more »
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    4th
    Views
    61
    Comparisons
    15
    Reviews
    0
    Average Words per Review
    0
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    3rd
    Views
    154
    Comparisons
    49
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    3
    Average Words per Review
    261
    Rating
    8.3
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    Overview

    Array AVX Series Network Functions Platforms provide the best of both worlds - the agility of virtualization and the performance of dedicated appliances. In addition, the AVX Series abstracts complexity and takes the guesswork out of VA provisioning. Mix and match different size Array ADC, SSL VPN and 3rd-party or open-source networking, security and app delivery virtual appliances like NGFWs, WAFs, . Add, manage, change and delete VAs on a purpose-built platform that enables intuitive instantiation, service automation and guaranteed performance per virtual network function.

    Simplify operations and roll out new virtual network services in minutes on any platform.

    Sample Customers
    Humana, National Stock Exchange of India, IndiGo, Reliance Industries, Ltd., Shanghai Center for Disease Control, Star Health Insurance
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    REVIEWERS
    Small Business43%
    Midsize Enterprise29%
    Large Enterprise29%
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    Array AVX Series is ranked 4th in Network Virtualization while Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization is ranked 3rd in Network Virtualization with 6 reviews. Array AVX Series is rated 0.0, while Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization is rated 7.8. On the other hand, the top reviewer of Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization writes "Versatile, offering flexibility and scalability". Array AVX Series is most compared with , whereas Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization is most compared with .

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