It is a stable solution. Stability-wise, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

I have never had a problem with the solution.

I rate the stability of the Dell EqualLogic PS series a nine out of ten.

It works all the time. It is very stable.

The stability is very good. I have no complaints there. It has been stable all the time that we have been using it.  

The stability of the product itself — the software releases and the hardware reliability — is really very stable.  

The stability isn't as reliable as a Nible device. 

The stability has always been excellent. the performance is reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's worked. It's worked for a decade.

I have not had any bugs or glitches, the solution has been stable.

The product is quite stable. We've used it for many years at this point without issue. It doesn't crash or freeze. There aren't bugs or glitches. It's reliable.

Dell EqualLogic PS series is a highly stable solution.

Three of the four devices have been rock solid, and one of them had a string of issues that we eventually resolved. Overall, pretty good.

It's very stable. We have had no issues.

None.

This product was very unstable in the beginning. A pool with more than one member could get crazy and start to empty one member to another member (if the pool went below 10% free capacity [from Dell], for real EQL processes started between 11-12% capacity). One member became full and crashed production which used the EQL pool.

Fixed somewhere in v.6.1.x!? Two 6510es in pool generate, for example, 125TB. So we need 10% free capacity, 12.5TB in the pool to make sure EQL does not go crazy.