It is stable. After implementation, I've rarely seen it crashing. I would rate it an eight out of ten in terms of stability.

Device42 was highly stable, and it was nearly one hundred percent stable. I didn't experience any downtime from the solution.

Stability-wise, it's a ten out of ten.

I rate Device42 a 10 out of 10 for stability.

The stability is very good. We've never had any stability issues with the appliance where it continuously goes down or anything like that. We've not had a problem with that.

I rate the tool’s stability a ten out of ten.

It is pretty stable. I haven't seen any stability issues yet.

Device42 links up to LDAPs. We've had no issues with managing that.

We need one person (an IT business analyst) to maintain and deploy the solution. I currently perform this function and fulfill a lot of different functions for the company. I wear a lot of different hats. I'm one of the more veteran people in the company here. I have a lot of different roles: application administration, application architecture, and account management. All three of those come together to loop in infrastructure, architecture, and administration. All those come together to get this application ready and deployed in our environment to improve our IT posture.

We upgraded in November.

The stability is great. No problems overall with it.

It's been very reliable. We had a case last year when it was unavailable because I failed to pay attention to the warnings about our license expiring. That temporarily caused us a glitch because I didn't have our subscription renewed on time. But that was entirely on me.

For an enterprise solution, it seems pretty stable most of the time. The discovery scans just work. When they don't, it's sometimes difficult to figure out why. We have had the odd occasional issue or two, which I don't know if it was just our environment or due to instability in the app, like a remote scanner suddenly becoming corrupt to where I had to remove the scanning software from the computer and reinstall it before it would work. Twice that happened, and I had to call support. When you go in and tell a piece of software to uninstall, and it's like, "Error, couldn't complete." Okay, that tells me nothing. Then I call support who has to send me a special script that cleans things up in the background. Finally, it will let me do things in the normal way that you're supposed to do them. This is something that they have some things to work on.

It is quite a stable solution. You can have 4 CPU or RAM for your appliance. You can also configure more CPU and RAM for your appliance if you want to discover more servers.

They have frequent updates, though sometimes you need to get Device42 updated to fix bugs.

Right now, we have two or three technical service engineers managing Device42.

It's stable. We haven't had any major issues since I have been here. 

It is very stable and updated on a regular basis with new enhancements and features using a very agile approach. Every week, we can get a feature in the pipeline that we/they have needed.

We require two people for deployment and maintenance for Device42: a network administrator and a dedicated system admin.

Device42 did crash on me a couple of times. I'm going into the security field and I'm an information systems major, but you can't really be working on a website designed for security and have it randomly crash on you.

It's stable.

The solution is quite stable. We haven't had issues with bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze on us. 

It's very stable. We've never had a problem with Device42, and we've used it quite heavily.

For us, it's very stable.

There were some problems at the beginning because the Xen server was not supported. We started with VMware, but we were migrating from that where to Xen. But the problem lasted for two days and then we fixed it quickly.

The stability is good. There have been a couple of times where it's been down for maintenance, but it's never down for too long. 

I believe Device42 has some software where it clears out old or redundant stuff after a while. We've had it happen that things we put into cabinets have suddenly disappeared. However, I'm not sure if this is actually a Device42 issue. It might be somebody on our end doing something wrong.

I have no complaints. It's still working.

It's a really good product in terms of stability. It works in the way we expect. We don't have any complaints except with the support for our request on the reporting, which didn't go as we expected.