Cisco Routers vs Juniper Enterprise Routers

• Security. You can run VPN services on these routers along with core function of routing.
• Rate limiting for DDOS or traffic on WAN links can help to prioritise the actual user traffic.
• Routing. This is main feature of these devices and they do it really well.

Read full review

• Very stable, this is the richest feature.
• Very straightforward command line. Learn once, deploy many.
• There's a wide range of options to choose from, according to your network needs.

Read full review

• Firmware improvements as the routers (at least the models I used) can sometimes crash while setting up.
• In two RV042 that I had to configure and monitor, I had problems where they stopped working properly (crashes, loss of settings, bug). In another model, the VPN did not connect and only after a router restart did it work.
• Three WAN options on RV line.

Read full review

• I would like to able to find more examples of configs. Given the multiple ways to configure the same setting, having a little more documentation would be helpful.
• I wish the FPCs and interfaces were cheaper.

Read full review

• It has helped increase IT productivity by making network management easier
• The yearly subscription fee is too expensive and isn't worth it

Read full review

• We're saved over 35% upgrading the Network to Juniper.
• There's a learning curve to get used the command line, so learn it before getting your hands on a Juniper Router. It's worth it, and you'll see your ROI immediately.

Read full review