Only on the eDirectory of the connected system, which would sometimes crash during driver start-up. We still haven't found a solution for this but it happens only twice a year.

The product is very stable. Occasionally, heavy usage might affect performance, but it is easily resolved by adding new servers and balancing the load.

We don't have any issues with stability.

I'd give its stability a seven out of ten. There are occasional glitches and downsides.

The IDM engine and drivers are based on more than 20 years product and very stable and reliable.

I rate the tool’s stability an eight out of ten.

It is stable, but its implementation is hard. After that, it runs.

The stability of the NetIQ Identity Manager is good.

Yes, it does not run well on Windows servers. It is meant to run on a Linux platform.

The stability is solid. You don't touch it. Once you deploy it, it just works.

Product is stable. At certain points, there have been bugs - but NetIQ Support has been able to help with those kind of situations

The solution is stable.

There were no stability issues, IDM is one of Novell's most stable products. Errors are human, just be careful in its use.

Stability wise I would rate the product 8 out of 10. Some known quirks and bugs give unwanted resource hogs that can be a headache at the wrong moment.

No major problems as of yet.

Not really. A few issues now and then but patches generally come quick enough.

No, The product is quite stable.