PowerEdge XE servers are high-performing. We're hardly using 15 percent of their computing power, so there's a lot left over that we could utilize.

The strong point of this solution is its compatibility with VMware and its resilience. And ease of use.

Many people use endpoint security solutions, like CloudStrike, et cetera. It's good for multi-versioning and assigning solutions. You can add, let's say, McAfee, direct to the solution also and the back servers and firewalls. Or you can have Palo Alto or FortiGate likewise for firewall solutions. It integrates well with many solutions. 

In general, it works well. We haven't had issues. 

The setup is straightforward.

The solution is stable.

It is scalable. 

One of the most valuable features of Dell PowerEdge XE Servers is the ease of fixing issues if there are any.

The resource management features are valuable. The product is easy to use. The documentation is good enough for primary troubleshooting.

Its reliability and consistency are most valuable.

The most valuable feature is the trusted platform module.

The most valuable feature is that it can support up to 32 drives of internal storage. This is a very large capacity for a single server and a key advantage for this product.

Support is very good from Dell.

The compatibility of the controller is one of the main advantages.

It is a secure platform and has a number of unique features.

These servers can implement a virtualization platform, so they don't need to utilize their internal storage.

Integrating with other vendors is easy. Using the direct management interface, you can integrate with many other platforms.

The most valuable feature of these servers is the ability to store a lot—the capacity and the number of hard disk drives. 

The solution is flexible in my experience.