From our perspective, as a Fortinet partner doing business with Fortinet since 2008, it's like a piece of cake. You just put it there and let it work. It's a very stable platform. As with any vendor, we have some bugs here and there. However, if you take care of everything, you need to ensure you consider proper sizing, modeling, implementation, design, and so on, which should be like a piece of cake.

It is a straightforward setup. I'd rate it 4.5 out of five in terms of ease of implementation. It should be pretty straightforward and easy to configure. The only half we're missing here is that sometimes we have some issues with the 3G and 4G modem drivers. That may be the only thing or obstacle that may arise. Aside from that, it's very straightforward.

We have about two or three team members that are the personnel responsible for handling the whole setup. That would be the optimal case. Most likely, it's one or two that a company might need.

I have no idea how easy or complex the initial setup for Fortinet FortiExtender is, but every device has a specific configuration, and everyone can learn it fast.

The initial setup was not complex. It is easy to integrate and configure the solution.

The initial setup was straightforward, and it took us approximately ten minutes to configure everything.

The ease of the setup and integration into the entire Fortinet solution is seamless.

The initial setup is very easy. FortiExtender is one of the easiest products I've worked with. Deployment took about 30 minutes, but we took some time in advance of the setup to understand the architecture. The solution, in general, is very easy to install and configure. It takes about two people to deploy the solution.

The initial setup for this solution is very straightforward.

The initial setup was was just beautiful. It was straightforward.