The solution is stable. We have not had an issue with stability in over three years. Since it is an n+1 solution fail overs are seamless.

Loadbalancer.org is a stable solution.

This is a stable product. When we experience bottlenecks, they provide vulnerable mitigation support and patches.

Loadbalancer.org has been stable for the most part. Whenever there are issues, they are able to check and resolve, check the logs and understand what's going on, resolve or escalate to the OEM, and possibly require a bug fix.

Originally we had some stability issues with it, so they replaced it with a new box and it's fine.

No stability issues.

They've been rock solid. They're stable, we definitely use them within their capabilities. They are very good on that.

I rate the solution a nine out of ten for stability.

No issues with stability. There were a few issues in the past, probably due to configurations. The support guy came in remotely and helped us to fix it. It's stable, it's in production nonstop.

For now, it's stable.

No issues with stability. The only time we ever take it offline is when we do firmware upgrades on it, but that's in a controlled fashion. In seven years, we've not had any unexpected downtime at all.

When you do a manual failover, no one seems to notice it. It's a seamless thing, which obviously helps.

We've had a couple of minor issues in the two years they've been running, a couple of very small glitches. 

No issues with stability. I had some questions, especially at the start, but their great service team was there for us. But no instabilities.

The solution is pretty stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn’t crash or freeze. It’s reliable.

For us, for the company, this is stable. 

Loadbalancer.org is stable.

So far we haven't had any bugs or glitches with Loadbalancer. 

Nothing at all.

We have not, as of yet, had any issues with the stability of the units.

Not so far. It seems to be very stable. In the past, we had issues with the Secure Digital (SD) cards which got corrupted and prevented the system to restart. I think this is better with the new line.