Cisco 4000 Series Integrated Services Routers (ISR 4000) Pricing

Cost of product is bit high. License cost as well is higher so maintenance is costly. Best supports

Cost Power consumption Weight and size

simple network design, hardware purchase, setup, administration, and support cost.

Super expensive to purchase and maintain licensing for Even with a big player like Cisco … check. So what would stop me from recommending at all?? Well they're not cheap, not at all. And it doesnt end there, if you want to keep these guys on the

integrating analog systems to get them digital, this is the box for you. It's well priced and can be put in many types of network racks. It's quiet as well, which … 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 … Series Integrated Services Routers (ISR 1000) are not qui…

Cost of the product Other than that there isn't really a lot to talk about, overall … almost no issues coming in mind. The only issue with this product is the cost, but other than that we found this product a lot better than what we have

level. Price of course is a concern, but overall the Cisco's are worth the price when they solve problems like we had (manageability, scalability, security … lacking for new users Some newer protocols are not support as of yet Still priced towards the top of the pack Could…

making. The features available for Voice infrastructure and also the total price in terms of Solution makes it a better option.

Top of the line stability Good security May be slightly more expensive than other options

it's a good investment for the company. We get a good product with a good price in comparison to other competitors. Scalable product for the future needs

Reduced cost through standardization of hardware and configuration Very reliable hardware

transition our ISR 4451s from head-end to branch office routers extending their value. They are allowing us to move toward an IOS-XE standard, reducing support

Cost benefit ratio against third-party devices

Modularity GUI ProComm Pricing

keep the uptime of the network to 99.9% In general Cisco equipment is too expensive, but until the business is willing to pay, we will stick with it … Post sale is fine as long as you have smartnet in place. It's not cheap, but in case of problems you are covered (for hardware and software). It's … budget. Sometimes also resellers se…

organization. It's also cost-effective to give us the features that we need at a good price point. … Solid and reliable Stateful firewall Good value … They are a good value for our application So far, we have had no failures in the field

throughput is indeed fixed at 100 Mbps, unless you purchase additional very expensive licenses. The IOS upgrade guides are not very user-friendly. Some of the

Routers are not a good fit is for small businesses or home offices. Due to the cost of even some of the smallest Cisco Routers, it is prohibitive to put these … device (in order to receive updates quickly) exceeds the initial purchase price.

that they replaced, especially the crypto throughput. They are also a great value on the voice side, as the newer PVDM3 modules are massive in capacity. Since … Single PSU. CF card slot is a pain to access. Relatively expensive. … For smaller offices, it is overkill a…

No real positive or negative either way They have a good price point

I can’t imagine scenarios where it’s not appropriate, unless the cost of the solution is prohibitive because of budgetary restrictions. Sometimes, for … hardware. Voice gateway is a key feature for us as well as sd-wan. Reduce the cost of the solution. Sometimes the business is not strong enough to invest in … I can’t imagine scenarios where it’s…

its set up its simply point and click. The Meraki Devices are the perfect cost/ benefit ratio. Its easy to justify the ROI on these devices. … series is even worse. Cisco has been known for a long time as top end of the price scale but in recent years the competition is making it harder to stick to … functions, features, and solutions outs…

Higher cost than others.

Higher prices than competitors.

routers. Of course for a small network in-home or small office it is not cost-effective (besides the smallest ones like ISR 800) but even with the 800 … routers. Of course for a small network in-home or small office it is not cost-effective (besides the smallest ones like ISR 800) but even with the 800 … outages with correct design and proper con…