It is pretty stable. Every now and then, you have to go in and restart services because the dashboards won't just churn data, but it's still prioritizing and working in the background. I can see it working. That's the only thing that I've really had to go in there and do.

Normally, I have a mission when I go into it, as it is a lot just to open it up and look at a bunch of random stuff, like an internal IP, etc. I can check, and say, "Okay, let's see what so-and-so is doing because they said that whatever they're using, website or whatever, is not working. Or, they can't get to it." So, I'll make sure that the traffic is even making it this far to the edge of the network. Then, I'll look at, "Well, what kind of performance is it actually getting? What's the transfer rate? What is the outside IP address that it's trying to go to?" If I see that it's trying to go somewhere, but it can't, then from there, I'm like, "Well, let's check the firewall to see if I got some kind of a rule in there that might be stopping it." 

It gives you kind of a roadmap to do that. If there is some sort of low performance, then I'll go in, and say, "What kind of a rule do I have? Do I need a better rule? Do I need to set something in there?" If someone is saying that they can't watch a Facebook video or get to Instagram, then do I have a policy in there for it?

Other than expected hardware problems as appliances age, no.

The stability was terrible in version 7.0 but it's been good since version 7.2. There haven't been any recent issues.

The stability of the solution is very good. It's very stable.

We haven't had any problems. 

We've had a couple of issues that were really not impacting the network at all, but they impacted the way we used the device. We got a replacement and it was fine. Recently, we upgraded our internet pipes and didn't even give another thought to looking for a different solution. We just upgraded to new devices.

The stability is okay. The model that we have is not the best in the range. Sometimes we do have issues related to performance. I think it has to do more with the model rather than the product.

It's very stable. When Exinda shuts down, it's not a problem for your network because it will only be a cable between the site and a firewall. You won't see any changes. 

It runs 24/7.

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