It's a little expensive, but for what you're getting out of the product, you often see the trade-off. It depends on the type of licensing you have. It might be a little too pricey for some.

I rate vRealize Network Insight's pricing a seven point five out of ten. 

All VMware products are expensive. So, vRealize Network Insight is expensive.

I don't know about the licensing of the VRNI, and I'm on the deployment side of the product. The sales teams deal with pricing. 

It's my understanding that the price is per device. I'm not 100% sure, however.

I would rate the pricing a six out of ten. vRealize can improve and lower the price a little. Here, in Brazil, we have a distributor between the reseller and the manufacturer, and this distributor has a significant impact on the final cost of the product. But I do believe that they can lower it a bit. It's always a good choice to lower something, especially prices. 

Cost-wise it's reasonable, maybe because we have all VMware products under one umbrella, so they have given us a good discount. But overall, it's very efficient and rich in features.

Cost always has room for improvement, you could always make it cheaper. But I think it's a good value for what you pay for it.

It could be cheaper, of course.

It seems like it is fairly competitively priced. We are able to do fairly well with selling it. It seems well-priced, and we're able to do very well with the product.

Look at the following:

• Stability
• Interoperability with what you own
• Price.

It's an expensive product because we have a lot of nodes. 

They should include the product in NSX because it's important to have it for deployment.