Sophos Cyberoam UTM is simple to deploy except for the VPN. The deployment time depends on the company's size, the number of branches, and whether the license and other prerequisites are in place. It can take as little as 20-30 minutes or up to an hour. Configuration is not typically critical; everything can be done immediately if all the necessary information is available.

I rate the initial setup an eight out of ten, where one is difficult and ten is easy.

I found the initial setup for Sophos Cyberoam UTM straightforward.

Deploying the product takes one to two days, and it's ready for work. Sophos Cyberoam UTM is a straightforward appliance. It's not complicated. If you have the knowledge in configuring or designing the network and the basics of the file log, you can launch Sophos Cyberoam UTM and run it for your network in one or two days.

The solution is easy to set up. It's not complex at all.

I configure the cyber security and there haven't been any issues so far.

I rate the initial setup a seven out of ten. We have previous experience using it, so we knew exactly what we wanted to do and what features would be useful, so we set up the solution in one week. When someone doesn't have this knowledge, the initial setup would be harder for them. In that case, they have to use the service of an expert.

If we have a proper discussion with the client and the network mapping is perfectly done, we can deploy the solution in one to two days. It will take longer if that kind of information or a basic study is unavailable. You will need to set up the DMZ or work with the client to make it more secure in terms of the firewall and user rights. As a part of our offering, we first do a detailed study so that we can set it up in a day or two.

Any time you're setting it up, you will need downtime, and not all the clients today use high-availability parts or have a redundant firewall in place, so you don't know how the setup will go.

The ISP manages the product's deployment.

The initial setup is straightforward. If we have Cyberoam, we can just migrate it.

The initial setup was very very simple. I rate the ease of setup a ten out of ten.

The initial setup is very easy because the GUI is easy for me to use. 

Deployment is very easy, we just have to connect to the ISP we have, set the support load balancing, and then we just have to connect to our core switches. Then we have to distribute it to any of the other users. The deployment can be done solo because there is a setup wizard. We can configure the settings and then put a static IP address through the ISP, but it's very easy.

The initial setup is very simple and straightforward. It is not overly complex. The configuration process is very easy.

We do get setup support and training, which makes the process very simple. 

Our appliance is on-premises. However, there is a cloud-based console that connects to the physical device. 

The product has its own deployment support that comes with it. If you are a new client, technical support will assist with the setup.

The setup itself is pretty fast. It doesn't take more than one hour. Of course, there is a few tweaks that may take a week or two to set up. Some companies may need additional services configured.

The initial setup was straightforward. The deployment took less than three months.

The initial setup was straightforward. The deployment was primarily conducted to assess the organization's requirements and objectives. Initially, our main goal in selecting this device was to have control over our internet usage. We performed a user acceptance test, created various use cases, and evaluated what capabilities Sophos Cyberoam could offer. Once we were satisfied with the results, we proceeded with the deployment.

Our initial actions involved configuring the system settings and determining which websites users should access and when. For instance, during work hours from 8 AM to 4 PM, we restricted access to social media sites and YouTube. This helped us optimize internet speed. The first steps included registering the device and configuring its basic settings. Over time, we continued to implement and refine policies based on the evolving needs of the network.

The deployment took approximately two or three days. Initially, the vendor encountered challenges, possibly due to a skill gap. Subsequently, an expert from Lagos had to intervene and complete the deployment. This extended the deployment timeframe to about three days. Maintenance involves renewing our license and conducting firmware updates. Whenever a new release for the device is available, we ensure to apply it. These routine tasks constitute the core of our maintenance activities.

Since we are technicians, Sophos Cyberoam UTM's initial setup was quite easy for us.

Depending on the difficulty and customer requirements, the solution's deployment could take a few hours or a couple of days.

I rate Sophos Cyberoam UTM ten out of ten for the ease of its initial setup.

The initial setup of the product was straightforward.

The solution is deployed on an on-premises model.

The setup is good. The deployment time depends. We need to create some policies first. So, it could take half an hour, depending on the complexity. We can then deliver the product to our customers.

Sophos Cyberoam UTM's initial setup is easy. I rate the solution's initial setup a ten out of ten. The solution's deployment was like plug-and-play.

The initial installation takes about 15 to 20 minutes. However, implementing policies may take longer, depending on the number and type of users. But the basic installation is quick, around 15 to 20 minutes.

The setup was easy.

The initial setup of Sophos Cyberoam UTM is straightforward. 

The initial setup is very simple and straightforward. The maintenance, once it is installed, is also simple. You only need one person to maintain the solution.

I've used it for more than ten years and therefore cannot recall the exact deployment time. Likely, you need a half-day or so to deploy it.

Initial setup was straightforward. Implementation was not very difficult because we were renovating our office structure.

The initial setup is easy. Its configuration and management are much easier than other firewalls.

I rate the initial setup a nine out of ten, where one is difficult, and ten is easy.

The solution's initial setup was straightforward. The configuration part of the solution will take one day, while the basic initial setup can be done in one hour.

The deployment process involved connecting the solution to the internet before starting its configuration process.

The initial setup for Sophos Cyberoam UTM was simple for me.

The initial setup of this solution was straightforward.

Sophos Cyberoam UTM's setup is easy and takes around two to three days to complete. 

It is very easy to implement and configure.

If someone knows how firewalls work, they can easily manage it. I don't think it's complex.

The initial setup is not complex. It's quite straightforward. A company wouldn't typically have any issues rolling it out.

I cannot recall how long our deployment took, exactly. It's been a few years since the process happened.

The setup is a bit complex, so we needed help from a consultant. It took us about two months to configure the security policies and ensure everything was in alignment. 

There wouldn't be an issue deploying Sophos Cyberoam UTM or any other UTM device for technical people because the basic concept remains the same for all vendors.

We have found the initial installation process to be straightforward and easy. It's not overly complex or difficult. A company should be able to manage it rather easily.

If you connect it then you can adjust the web page and the IP and you can make a batch configuration. Then you can simply connect to the tower. It's not hard.

The deployment maybe took three or so hours. It wasn't a long amount of time. That includes handling all of the configurations as well.

We have five members that make up a technical team that can handle deployment and maintenance. Two are administrators. One is a security admin and the other is a network admin. Those are the two that mostly manage everything and have the rights to do so.

The initial setup was done before my time.

It was very user friendly. It was a straightforward integration. We had no issues. In fact, no system integrator deployed it. We did it ourselves.

Very straightforward for setup. I had a few issues with my VOIP setup but once that was figured out setup for all other sites was a snap.

The initial setup is not complex. It's straightforward. I haven't had an issue with the process at all. It's been easy.

Basically, for most of the machines, we take a backup of it. Once I get a new machine, I install the backup with all my policies and everything set, and I only change the IP. 

Its initial setup is simple.

The initial setup is between easy and intermediate. For a basic configuration, it is straightforward. I would say that compared to a Cisco product, it is easier.

The initial setup is very easy.

The installation is straightforward. The length of time it takes for the implementation can vary drastically based on the organization's network structure. Addiotnanly, how well the organizations want to be protected. An easy installation can be done in two to three hours, and other implementations need much more time to prepare the firewall or to create an object. Adding more complexity to the installation can add one to three days.

The initial setup is straightforward. The deployment is very fast. With an engineer, it can take a few hours. 

The initial setup is complex and requires the presence of an expert.

The solution is pretty straightforward. Within 10 minutes, it was put in production on the network.

The first time you configure the device, you may find it complex. However, in time, you will see that it is simple. It's well laid out and fine to use. The deployment will take approximately a week.

The initial setup was a bit complex. Over time, I grew and I could navigate around everywhere. It's pretty easy to find what you are looking for.

The implementation only takes a couple of hours to complete.

The installation of the solution is straightforward. For the maintenance, you only need one person to do it.

It took around 30 minutes to complete the entire configuration.

The initial setup was very simple to apply and integrate.

If you know what you are doing it is really straightforward and quite simple to deploy, setup and then go have a drink.

The solution was easy to install, it was straightforward. It took approximately three hours to configure it. We have one security and network administrators for the maintenance of the solution.

The initial setup was straightforward. It was not complex.

It took 10 to 20 minutes to install it.

We don't require a lot of people to maintain and deploy this solution.

It was very straightforward. I'm a Cyberoam-certified practitioner, but I actually deployed Cyberoam before I got my practitioner license, and I had no issues. So it was very easy.

The initial setup is easy. We deployed over a period of six months.

The setup was straightforward and user-friendly.

When we purchased it, it was complex, but now it’s straightforward. The SSO is introduced in our premise only. At that time we only had the requirement of SSO.

The initial setup is straightforward and simple.

I met an already functional system when I resumed my present appointment.

The setup was not complex.

I was not involved with the setup of the product.

My network engineers were able to find their way around it in a short time.

The initial setup was straightforward, without any issues.

Very easy to set up.

The setup is complex initially but after initializing it is easy to configure, such as the ports and LAN IPs.

I’ve been using the product for ages and I have deployed it in hundreds of networks and complexities. However, using the configuration wizard, the initial configuration is extremely easy and straightforward (depending on the network complexity of course).

It was quite easy to configure this device. There was a very nice Cyberoam knowledge base on the internet, so it was quite easy to configure the whole device.

Straightforward.

None that I remember.

You need special training to set it up.

It was straightforward and much simpler to set up than expected.