The stability is impressively high. I would rate it ten out of ten.

ExtremeCloud IQ is a ten out of ten for me, stability-wise, because I didn't experience any issues.

It's reliable. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. 

I had some experience with Extreme Networks equipment when I was the superintendent of a school district, and It was always great. We never had any problems. We may have had an issue with a switch here or there, but they always came in and swapped it out.

We did not experience any issues with stability. Once configured, the Aerohive system basically runs itself. We have auto-upgrade enabled and the new updates get installed without us having to really do anything. We do verify that things are good after an update, but we typically don't have to take any action.

ExtremeCloud is stable. I rate the solution 10 out of 10 for stability.

Our APs are so stable that I forget we have them. I almost never get service calls related to hardware problems with our wireless.

It's not stable. I watched many videos. I thought I made some mistakes with deployment. I needed to isolate the access points management. In the beginning, it's like the data and access points were in the same zone. I watched some video that said not to do that, so I built a test environment and put the access points in that environment, but nothing changed. Hopefully, it's because we don't have the right license.

When we did the speed test, it's 500 or 600. We don't have the Pilot license, so we weren't expecting more than 150 megabits. Sometimes it's 105 megabits.

The stability is good. We haven't had any issues with it. 

In the early days there were some stability issues with the code, but they corrected them quickly. We had instances where the data plane on the AP's would randomly stop forwarding traffic which of course caused the wireless clients to not be able to reach the rest of the network.

Our WiFi has been running without issues since deployment. Changes have been easy to implement. We upgraded the AP software once and the HiveManager NG once without any downtime.

ExtremeCloud IQ needs some improvement regarding fixing the firmware bugs.

I rate ExtremeCloud IQ an eight out of ten for stability.

The product's stability is good. 

I have not experienced issues relating to stability. Aerohive is very stable and has been up for over 2 years without a single fault!

We have not had any issues with stability or the hardware itself. Some issues were seen with older wireless standards (B/G) and needed to be addressed by modifying radio strengths, etc..

Issues with stability are few and far between. Occasionally, an access point needs a reboot, but our clients have no trouble accessing the network on a regular basis.

We encountered no issues with stability.

From my perspective, ExtremeCloud IQ is a stable solution.

I did not encounter any issues with stability.

Stability is not an issue at all. Since implementation, we have had more power outages than wi-fi outages. I'm even impressed at the coverage during AP updates.

This is a stable solution.

None, zero. It runs like the proverbial top. No stability issues, whatsoever. We have good, clean power to the switches and as it is a new building, our infrastructure is brand-new. Update in October of 2018- still completely satisfied with Aerohive switches and AP's. Performance has been perfect, I appreciate the updates and enhancements to the HiveManager and am in that almost every day for the reporting. I truly appreciate working with a company that takes innovation seriously and continuously improves the UI and UX. I would definitely buy again.

We didn't really have issues with stability, and they were a lot less than our previous solutions.

We have not encountered any stability issues.

I have had some stability issues with the older AP110/AP120 models taking newer v6 code. I have spoken to support about this issue but no resolution came about, other than leaving them on the older code.

It's extremely stable. Most of the time, it works like a charm.

Generally no however there are 2 occasions that caused us some problems.

AP120 back on hivemanager 4 ran into a buffer issue where clients would just stop communicating even though they remained connected. This was a driver buffer overflow issue fixed with a newer firmware and AP121s.

We had issues on hivemanager 6 where the roaming capabilities between access points stopped working. Also fixed with an update provided by Aerohive.

When we installed the latest firmware versions on these APs, sometimes we encountered major/minor bugs that would force us to roll back until an appropriate patch was released. Also, with some bleeding-edge AC units we had some problems when they were under high client-loads were new clients would be unable to associate to the APs.

This is a stable product, I have not had any issues regarding stability.

One HiveOS release, we downgraded until the next revision was released.

We've had no issues with stability.

We have run into some stability with older firmware on Access Points but that is very rare usually there is a update that fixes it or we roll back if it an update issue.

We have not encountered any issues related to stability of the Aerohive access points.

Have had no issues with stability. Again, and again, I'm not sure what to say except that I don't have any issues with stability.

No stability issues.

I'm pleased with current performance and do not have any issues that need to be addressed.

We have only had one WLAN drop since installing the Aerohive AP121.

We had/have some problems with stability, but it’s not problem with Aerohive itself. We are covering manufacturing/industrial environment, which is emitting lots of interference on the 802.11 b/g/n band. Stability on this band is very poor due to the environment, but on 802.11 a/n band (because of more channels) stability is very good.

Not really, on occasion a few of the access points seem to slow down and a reboot fixes it quickly but it's not been often enough that we've needed to figure out why.

Just some problems with bandwidth steering and 2.4Ghz only clients being able to connect regularly.

ExtremeCloud IQ is a cloud platform, so it's always on.

It is a very stable solution.

We use nearly 30 devices for 3 years now. So far we had no downtime at all. During firmware updates we do every second AP at a time so we keep WiFi working all the time.

We haven't had any stability issues yet. The access points have been running smoothly since the initial deployment issues we had which has been great.

The stability is good. 

We've had little issues with stability, but most were solved quickly with updates.

This is a stable solution.

We've had no issues with stability.

It is very stable.

We have not encountered any stability issues.

Yes, there have been stability issues with the Virtual Appliance. It crashed once while doing an upgrade. The good thing here is, even if the management system fails, all our networks and features still remain 100% stable and working.

Nope.

Some.

It is a little difficult to get a good connection through cement walls.

Absolutely none a very stable system.

None encountered.

Automatic channel assignment algorithms were creating some serious issues despite turning down power to adjust cell size. Eventually needed a static channel map in the 2.4Ghz.

No, this solution has been a very stable solution once we had it in place. We have several points of service that are now independent. Aerohive are pro-active and provide occasional updates to ensure an adequate stability.

It's a stable device and we haven't had any issues with instability.

Yes, problems with user handovers and load balancing across multiple APs.

We have not encountered any stability issues; greater stability than before.

Once the system is up and running not had any stability issues.