Our onQ's are very stable. We very rarely have to reboot them. We don't have any real configuration issues or issues communicating with them. Any of the issues we've had have usually been a result of something on our end, such as network problems or something dropping between the two offices, which had nothing to do with their systems.

Quorum OnQ is a stable solution, and we have not faced any stability issues with it so far.

Quorum's physical appliance is pretty rock-solid. I've had no problems with it. 

I'm not sure if I could say how stable the company is because I don't know how large a company it is and what its market saturation is and how long it will be in the market. It's obviously not the market leader for this segment. I'm okay with that because I've already bought two of their appliances. But, as far as their appliance is concerned, even if they were to disappear today, I would have no problem continuing to run this solution for another few years, because of my comfort with it and how solid the physical product is.

I haven't had a problem with the solution's stability. Quorum OnQ is a server that basically runs all the time. I look at the stats and see that the tool works.

In six years, on the old hardware, I never had to replace the drive and the server never went down. Rarely did I have to do any software maintenance. Updates were done automatically on a device and whenever there was an update that required my intervention, Quorum contacted me and they were more than willing to just say, "Hey, do you want us to do this for you?" and they did most of the stuff on the back-end. I didn't have to do much of anything. 

In terms of stability, the feedback that we have received from our customers is good.

Stability is very good, with a couple of non-critical features needing resets once in a while.

It is a stable solution.

Quorum is very stable. We've had a few hiccups over the years, but they weren't anything that Quorum didn't quickly support us on, or replace any hard drives that may have been awry.

Quorum OnQ appears to be stable but it's too early to say. So far everything is going very smoothly.

The stability has been great. The appliance has been rock-solid. I've had no issues with the hardware. We've had the same appliance for the last four years now and it has been running great. It requires very little management time, if any. It just runs and works.

The solution is very stable. 

This solution is rock solid and something I rely on every day.

This solution is rock solid.

The solution is stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. 

This solution is very stable. We have tested it for approximately one year, so we have only had a problem once or twice.

This solution is very stable. The performance was very good, the backup process was fast, and restoration was also very good. We were able to get restoration back on fresh drives, and we were able to test spinning up the virtual machine at the backup as well, so that was very convenient. 

The product has been quite stable. We see less RMA issues than we used to have and less support issues. It's a robust solution because of its Linux base and the fact that it's not a software-based solution. It comes with a very high-end appliance which is built on a hyper-converge infrastructure.

Quorum OnQ is a very stable solution. We haven't had any hardware issues. We have been doing backup and restoration without any issues.