It's not a useful tool if your goal is to expand your architecture or platform. 

The solution scales well. If a company needs to scale, it can do so with ease.

From the design that we took, it had the ability to scale up to 250 clients. That was good for what we needed but we failed with the first customer and could not complete the implementation for the second one.

In our environment, we had ten users.

In terms of scalability, it depends on the specific model being utilized. Basic models may have limitations and may need to be more scalable. However, mid to high-range firewall models, such as the Next Generation ones, are stackable and scalable. It means multiple branches can seamlessly run the same solution without encountering any issues.

In our organization, approximately 200 users utilize the solution. It is extensively and regularly used as our users rely heavily on URL filtering.

The number of users depends on the customer environment. Typically, there are up to 5,000 users. 

At the moment, there are no plans to increase usage.

It is a very scalable solution. If you don't have enough capacity, you can easily double or even triple it. If you need to add extra Forcepoint devices due to insufficient power, it's just a matter of expanding the cluster. Additionally, the physical boxes can be set up as a hybrid cluster, which means you don't necessarily need the same expensive appliances. You can purchase more affordable ones and integrate them into the Acris cluster. Forcepoint's physical appliances can share and distribute the network traffic between them.

We have enterprise-level as well as small-sized clients. 

The solution is very simple to scale. You just need to keep on adding devices. The firewall can cluster with multiple different models. Scalability-wise, this firewall will be the best firewall for an organization who is operating with a low budget. We typically implement for medium-sized to enterprise-level organizations.

I rate the solution's scalability a nine out of ten.

We feel Forcepoint's scalability to be pretty easy and good. It works very well. 

The scalability is very good. I would rate it eight or nine out of ten in terms of the ability to expand.

We have about 200 people using the solution at this time.

Scalability-wise, I cannot comment because we have not increased the number of firewalls or the number of nodes on our existing firewall. Although we have not implemented these changes, I know that it's very easy to increase the number of nodes and bandwidth, which means that it is very scalable, but from an on-premise point of view, we haven't done that. 

We like the scalability of Forcepoint because with the Forcepoint NGFW solution, we can scale anything. However, I think there is room for more improvement in the auto-scaling feature in SD-WAN.

This solution is scalable. 

This is a scalable product. We have approximately 300 users.

Our projects are not very demanding in terms of performance. Therefore, we don't have any special requirements for scalability. We have some customers for whom we manage this kind of technology, and the scalability or performance is achieved by deploying a greater data appliance.

This solution scales well and the performance is not degraded. We have 35 registered users in the organization.

It is scalable. We have many customers, and some of them have from 500 to 1,000 users.

The salability of Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall is great.

We have three clients that are using this solution.

With the SD-WAN capabilities, it is very scalable. We have about 6,000 users.

Yes, this solution is scalable.

Scalability is fantastic. We are using an active-active cluster and there is no problem with adding another node. Currently, we have a two-node cluster, but there is no problem in adding a third node.

This solution protects approximately three hundred users.

Forcepoint Next-Generation Firewall is a scalable solution.

It is scalable.

Adding users is very straightforward. 

We have around 50 users of this solution in our company.

After three or five years, if you want to change the model with a bigger model because of the network expansion, I think they support that. Our clients are huge enterprise businesses.

The Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall is a scalable product.

I work with various types of users and organizations. We have maybe, starting with 20,000 users to 100 users.

It can handle a lot.

A company would have absolutely no problem scaling this solution. If a team needs to build it out, they can do so quite easily.

Scaling this solution is difficult. We have approximately 100 users.

The solution isn't scalable. We have about 5,000 users, but they are never on it at the same time. Traffic just passes through.

It is a scalable product. I know a customer who has deployed more than 4,000 firewalls in a single deployment.