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"Pricing is not cheap. It is based on licenses per port. After licensing is purchased, you only pay for support."
"We pay for port licensing and support on a yearly basis, and it's not cheap."
"The vendor price is fair."
"The licensing module should be reviewed to count the number of devices instead of port numbers of total switches. There is a case for this where not all ports for a switch are used by devices. Unused ports are calculated in the license, then the customer pays for license for those unused ports."
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Top Answer: It's so easy to set up, you don't need outside assistance.
Top Answer: It's fairly priced. From the features that are on offer, I would say that it gives you great value for money. Licensing model is great and is scalable
Top Answer: I don't have any negative feedback in regard to the product as a whole. It's worked well for us and has very good features. If the solution stayed as is, I'd be very happy with it. However, if there… more »
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SafeConnect provides the ability to automate the enforcement of security compliance and network access control policies (based on identity, device type, location, and ownership), and gathers a wealth of real-time and historical context-aware device data so you can make more informed and intelligent decisions.
Portnox CORE provides 100% actionable visibility and control of all devices that are connected to the enterprise network. As a software-based Network Access Management (NAM) platform, Portnox CORE’s patented solution allows for efficient management of the security and compliance challenges that organizations face in a smart and simple way.
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Impulse Point SafeConnect is ranked 13th in Network Access Control while Portnox CORE is ranked 6th in Network Access Control with 4 reviews. Impulse Point SafeConnect is rated 0.0, while Portnox CORE is rated 9.6. On the other hand, the top reviewer of Portnox CORE writes "Provides us a good view of what's happening on the network and enables us to take action proactively". Impulse Point SafeConnect is most compared with Cisco ISE (Identity Services Engine), whereas Portnox CORE is most compared with Cisco ISE (Identity Services Engine), Fortinet FortiNAC, Forescout Platform, Aruba ClearPass and Portnox Clear.
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