It's been a rock-solid solution with no issues. I would rate it a ten out of ten. The WatchGuard Firebox has been a reliable and stable solution for us. Only once in the ten-year period did we experience some issues with the product, but practically never any issues with the solution.

The solution is stable, as I have been using a couple of devices without any restart since 2018, and there has been no downtime for these devices.

I rate the solution’s stability a nine out of ten.

The solution is generally stable, although we have encountered a few hardware issues that were promptly resolved by replacing the affected devices.

Its stability and reliability make it a good product for us.

Over the last 15 years, there has been only one Firebox in which we've had any hardware problems and one box in which we have had a software problem. In both cases, WatchGuard overnighted a new box to us so we had it the next day, then we were able to repair or replace, as necessary.

They seem to be fairly stable. Like anything else, it's an electronic device that can last for 10 minutes or 10 years.

This Firebox M470 is a true workhorse and has been flawless. It has not crashed yet and has been on for over a year now.

I rate the solution ten out of ten for stability.

The solution is very stable. I don't think I've ever had one crash in 15 years.

I did have one fail, but that was just a hardware failure. That was one of the very first, early units. That was years and years ago. I've never had one fail since then.

I rate the stability of WatchGuard Firebox a nine out of ten.

The solution is highly stable. I rate its stability a nine.

It's very stable.

I've only even had one update that I applied that caused problems, that I had to roll back. I don't recall any kind of issue where I had to reboot the device to fix something. Somewhere along the line, WatchGuard, with their free training and free training videos, had recommended setting up an automatic reboot once a week just to keep everything clean, fresh, and healthy. I set that up during to reboot every week during off-hours on the weekend and I've had almost zero problems with it. Even with the updates, as I said, I can only think of one instance where there was a problem. I had to roll the update back, which was very easy to do, and then wait until the update patch came out and fixed the problem. That only happened once.

I've been very happy with the stability and reliability of not just the device and the software, but WatchGuard as a company.

The stability is great. 

The stability seems perfect. The last time I rebooted it was a half a year ago. 

Hardware-wise, it's comparable to a Linksys consumer perimeter device. It's obviously got more bells and whistles behind it. It's some sort of ARM processor. I'm sure it's pretty low power. It sits there and idles and I can always get on it, and I can set it up with additional security to keep the ports safe. 

The DNS works fine, although it's a little clumsy to find, and get at, and get set up. And I can set up some sort of VPN on it. I haven't at this point, but I've got a couple of licenses for VPN if I needed that for my home office.

We never encountered stability issues. The system never went offline.

It's stable. So far, there have been no incidents.

WatchGuard Firebox is a stable solution.

I rate WatchGuard Firebox ten out of ten for stability.

This is a very stable product.

We bought Firebox four or five years ago, and with the first version I had to reboot it every two or three months for no apparent reason. We upgraded last year to the M370 and it's been running, but it is rebooting from time to time. I don't know why.

WatchGuard Firebox is a very stable product with no issues whatsoever.

It is very stable.

I rate the tool's stability an eight out of ten. 

It's very stable.

They work. We don't have to boot them. 

The only time they get booted is if there is a major, extended loss of power. Otherwise, they just stay up and running. The location I'm at has been up for 90 days and the only reason it went down 90 days ago was that we had about a 12-hour power outage. It got our batteries. It got everything. But like I said, they're reliable.

It is very stable. I haven't seen any issues with it. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It is reliable. I'd rate it nine out of ten in terms of stability.

For the most part, everything seems to be working without any issues. That's why we've had it for this long, close to 17 years for the company and, under me, for 13 years. There are more pros than cons.

We haven't had any issues. I always buy an additional box as a Hot Standby. I have never had to use it, and thank God for that. So it's been very stable. We keep them for a maximum of three to four years and then we upgrade to a newer one. For the time that we keep the box active, we don't have any issues.

With the previous version (XTM), I started seeing some hiccups.

With this new version (M400), it has been in place for about a year and been running just fine. I haven't had to reboot it. I don't think I've had an issue at all with it.

I manage the solution as the network administrator.

It's very stable. I haven't ever had a product that is this stable.

It's pretty rock-solid. I've never had to reboot one because it was acting in an unstable manner and have some that I ran through their entire usable lives without issue.

It's very solid. We don't reboot it very often and we don't seem to need to.

Stability is excellent. We've had no issues with the firewall going down because of the Firebox.

I haven't had to look at it in nine months. It just works pretty painlessly. It's very stable. It's kind of invisible.

The solution is stable. 

WatchGuard Firebox is a nine out of ten in terms of stability.

I would rate the stability of this solution an eight out of 10, with one being unstable and 10 being very stable.

It's stable.

The solution is reasonably stable. 

The stability of the solution is very good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's quite reliable in terms of performance.

The stability is very good. I normally only do a reboot of a Firebox when I upgrade the boxes with new software, so they run sometimes two or three months without a reboot.

The stability is great. I've not had any problems. In three years, we've had to restart the device maybe twice. We've had to restart it more than to clear out any cache, because you don't want anything building up in cache memory. But we've only had two problems where we needed to restart the device. And it actually restarts really fast. It doesn't have much downtime at all.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a one out of ten.

They're very stable. I've had one firewall fail at 50 locations in the last ten years.

The stability is good.

Firebox is generally stable, with only some glitches here and there, and its performance is okay.

This solution is stable. 

I am the only one who maintains the firewall—we don't have a team to handle it. 

It is the most stable firewall I work with. The incidence of failure is very low, maybe once every two years.

It's very stable and it meets our needs. The stability is huge. It's rock-solid.

The stability is great. I have only had one go out on me, and it was because of my issue. 

We have one IT person for deployment and maintenance.

It is a very stable solution. 

Once we had it set up the way we wanted, it seemed to be running extremely well.

For deployment and management, it's just me along with the reselling group (POA).

The Firebox is very stable. We have not had a failure over the seven years we've used them.

In terms of the stability, everything is perfect. We haven’t experienced any issues.

The stability is very good. We haven't had any issues with ports or anything else. Everything has been very good as far as the stability and issues.

The performance and throughput that the solution provides is good. We haven't had any issues as far as when we have connections and things going on. So, it's very good.

It seems to be stable.

There are always updates for it. So, they are always improving it. We are always putting updates into it all the time. They do a good job of trying to keep up on everything.

I just have a consultant who comes in every so often to do deployment and maintenance.

Stable - However, you need to add APC/UPC battery back-ups to avoid power outages/surges that will mitigate your time for trouble-shooting post-power outage.

The solution is very stable.

This product is very stable.

It is a very stable product. Usually, we have several years of uptime on WatchGuard Fireboxes. They can run for very long without any issues.

The stability of WatchGuard Firebox is very stable.

The stability has been fine. We've had no issues with its stability.

It works and just keeps on working.

It's very stable.

No.

WatchGuard Firebox is stable.

Watchguard is stable.

We haven't had any issues with it. We set it up and it's been running since we set it up.

It has been very stable.

Stability is the most valuable feature of this solution.

The stability is good. It runs well.

We found no bugs with the operation of the solution. 

So far, the solution is stable.

I have two customers who have experienced problems due to a storm. An electrical surge came through the internet line and caused damage to the port. This had nothing to do with the stability of the product itself.

No issues with stability.