I would rate the scalability an eight out of ten. It is very scalable. Just depends on the server resources that you have and the license, of course.

It is scalable. We have one client who works with Portnox CORE.

I would rate the scalability 10 out of 10. 

The solution is scalable. 

We have seven people using the solution. 

Portnox CORE is very scalable. One Portnox server can support 10,000 endpoints. 

It is very scalable. One virtual machine or virtual server can cover about 10,000 endpoints, which is enough for Serbia.

Whenever we grew, there were no issues with scalability. It is just a question of adding licenses. Currently, we have approximately eight hundred ports, which means eight hundred devices. As the company grows, our usage will continue to grow.

We don't have any issues with scalability. Whenever we grow, the only question about scalability is determining how many licenses to add and then just adding the licenses. As the company grows and we expand, the usage grows as well.

Right now, we're licensed for about 800 ports. That means that up to 800 devices can be connected. It's easy to add the licenses. It just gets more expensive when you do.

There has been progress from research and development when requests are made or something unusual is discovered during support.

Of course, it's a scalable solution. One server can support up to 10,000 endpoints and cannot equally be deployed in clusters, where you need more than 10,000.

I would rate the tool's scalability a seven out of ten since for large environments it needs more intervention. 

The licensing model is based on the number of users. Wireless is based on the number of access points. If I want to scale up, it's very easy. You just buy a new license and additional licenses for the users that you have. 

From a scalability point of view, it becomes flexible, in that you can actually buy licenses for exactly the number of users you have, or a range of a number of users that you hope to have. Scalability is fine and doesn't cause any issues.

I haven't really tested the scalability due to the fact that the test was not extended to find out how scalable it is. That said, it's my understanding that it is very scalable. For our purposes and how we will use it, it's fine. 

The product seems to be best suited for small to medium-sized organizations.