SolarWinds NetFlow Traffic Analyzer is a scalable solution. You just need a license based on the number of your interfaces.

SolarWinds NetFlow Traffic Analyzer is very scalable. You just need additional architecture to scale it, but there's no problem with scaling it.

It is a fairly scalable product. There are one thousand users at our company. I would not recommend it for smaller businesses.

As an enterprise-level product, SolarWinds NTA is certainly scalable. Our customers in the banking sector are able to purchase more than 1,400 nodes at a time, and some customers have purchased up to 15,000 nodes.

SolarWinds NetFlow Traffic Analyzer is very scalable, so it's an eight for me in terms of scalability.

We have six large clients using the solution right now. 

ThousandEyes will definitely be scalable because it's a cloud-native solution and they use a leveraging agent to collect. Cloud is more scalable compared to an on-premise deployment.

It is only our network team of 15 networking admins working on these two applications. And it requires around one or two people for deployment and maintenance of these solutions.

We are using SolarWinds every day as our monitoring platform and we don't have any plans to increase usage.

This product seems to scale just fine. We've got 862 satellite sits we're looking at and we receive data from more than 340 land sites. I'd say that it has scaled very well for us.

It is a scalable solution, but it is costly to scale. Therefore, I would rate scalability at eight out of ten.

Approximately 20 people in our IT department use this solution.

We have, in terms of total numbers of nodes, including switches and nodes, perhaps six or 700 switches and nodes.

I think the product is very scalable but it's also very expensive to scale it. You have to pay for multiple steps of the initial implementation cost in order to scale the product. For example, if you spent 50,000 pounds putting in SolarWinds, you can pretty much say that you're going to pay the same in order to put another poller in because it's literally duplicating the environment across multiple pollers. It's quite expensive in order to scale the product.

We've utilized SolarWinds to its maximum for the environment that I've been testing it in. Certainly we've invested in six of the SolarWind's modules, and I don't think that there's anything further which we want to buy at this stage.

If one starts to notice performance issues, then it's worth considering putting in other pollers. And if you put in other pollers, that's really expensive because you effectively duplicate the license costs. It's fairly scalable in terms of up to the limits, the licenses you've purchased but if then you want to go really beyond the limitations of a license and put additional polling stations in, and then it gets expensive.

SolarWinds NetFlow Traffic Analyzer is a scalable solution.

NTA is scalable.

There are three of us who use this solution from an administrative point of view. I am the manager of the department, there is a senior engineer, and there is a junior network engineer who uses it as well.

NetFlow Traffic Analyzer is scalable.

This solution is limitless and scales very well. You can use these tools for a single branch network or your entire enterprise and there is no difference in the deployment. 

This is a scalable solution, but it is related to the licensing.

I rate the solution's scalability as a seven out of ten. I have almost 300 endpoint users of the solution. Also, considering the virtual machines I monitor, I have around 600 endpoint users of the solution.

It is good for small and medium enterprises. We have ten users who use this solution in our organization. This solution is mostly used by network administrators, and currently, they don't have another project to increase the usage of the solution.

Scalability-wise, NetFlow Traffic Analyzer is fine.

In terms of scalability, so long as you have the licenses the solution is scalable. You can add and add on the devices. 

The solution is scalable. We have around 100 customers using Analyzer. 

The scalability is very good.

Scalability-wise, it is fine.

It's a scalable product and we plan to continue using it.

We have tested the scalability and have found it to be scalable. 

We have several large clients who use SolarWinds. 

The program is scalable enough for our usage. We currently have 8,000 users so we may have to buy extra modules soon.