Cisco 4000 Series Integrated Services Routers (ISR 4000)

“The CSRv router has caused us to look at functions, features, and solutions outside of our enterprise standard due to cost of Cisco license and then AWS costs on top of it.”

“It's well suited if it's like if you have a good decent size amount of employees at a site that's worth the investment so that you could or the phone can register to it, but it's not worth it if you... … I mean, the price, I think that's the main issue is the price jump from like a smaller bay to a bigger bay is like a huge amount of money on that.”

“In competitive realm of networks, Cisco boasts of robust financial performance and price per device, TCO and ROI are far better. … Perf license is cheaper than boost.”

“Saving time by reducing the amount of hardware required to complete the same tasks, as well as money by not having to purchase a larger or more expensive system. … [This] means we'll have to buy more expensive network cards to get more convenience.”

“Within a second we got a new license, we applied the new license and then we can get a good bandwidth on that as well.”

“Could save some time with easier patch management Money saved on not having to use a larger or more expensive system We have likely saved time sticking with a tried and true Cisco device.”

“with C1 and foundation license removed the DNA license should have Basic option too to provide same earlier features to add separately.”

“It's also cost-effective to give us the features that we need at a good price point.”

“The ROI on most Cisco products might seem slow, but they are worth it on the long term.”

“The ISR routers offer a significant cost advantage over the ASR line of products.”

“Best for business Value for money and time Like an all rounder performance.”