SonicWall NSv is valued for its superior security features, including IPS, IDS, antivirus, and threat prevention. Users appreciate its user-friendly interface, ease in generating reports, and extensive customizability in firewall rules. It offers sandboxing, capture ATP, and flexible security controls, especially beneficial for Azure-based applications. It allows efficient log management and connectivity for remote workers. Bandwidth allocation and threat management are also highlighted as strong features by users across diverse sectors.
- "I would rate the overall product a nine out of ten."
- "SonicWall excelled in threat management, evident in how users handled it effectively."
- "Out of ten, I would rate the solution at an eight."
Users find SonicWall NSv pricing expensive and desire more automatic report options. They encounter GUI slowdowns with SonicOS 7. Bandwidth management and user-level authentication present issues, especially with Google Chrome. There are challenges in transitioning VMs to newer versions without system overhaul. The initial setup and configuration import/export processes need simplification. Subscription-based virtual service models are not favored by some. Memory consumption and the engine's resource needs also prompt feedback.
- "The engine provided initially was quite heavy, creating a trade-off between software and hardware-based threat management."
- "The engine provided initially was quite heavy, creating a trade-off between software and hardware-based threat management."
- "The price is a significant factor. Mostly in India, the customer service has many hurdles to get real support."