Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection Reviews

We use the solution for managing the domains.

The solution's user interface is very smooth compared to other products. Spinning virtual machines and appliances is very easy with Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection compared to other products.

The solution's logging could be improved. I have worked with other pure Linux-based products that help capture the traffic. Compared to those products, Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection lags occasionally.

I have been using Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for six months.

DNS and DHCP services are leveraged from the solution. Our entire organization is using Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection.

The solution’s technical support is very good.

Compared to other products, the solution's initial setup is very easy.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is a little more expensive than other vendors.

Since corporate users have a subscription, they have access to all training files and the complete documentation.

Overall, I rate the solution ten out of ten.

We use the solution to detect and mitigate the DNS attack on the devices. It has an in-built filter to check the level of traffic input and identify if it's an attack.

The solution is valuable overall.

They should improve the solution's pricing. Also, they should release frequent updates for its on-premises version.

We have been using the solution since 2018.

It is a stable solution.

The solution is scalable, as one license gives access to all filters. We provide services to about 2,000,000 subscribers to the solution.

The solution's customer service is good.

The solution's initial setup is straightforward. The deployment process includes installing the license and updating the filters. It takes about an hour to complete and doesn't require maintenance afterward.

The solution is expensive.

We get all the essential filters under one license of the solution. Also, those filters get updated automatically every quarter.

I recommend the solution to others and rate it as an eight.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is good on both internal and public servers. My organization was hosting servers on-premises then, so the local IP address was mapped to the domain names created in Infoblox, then mapped outside, with the hardware mounted on-premises. My company hosted web applications from the data center, and Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection was a big help.

I like that Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is one hundred percent good, performance-wise.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection could be more user-friendly because you need knowledge if you want to use it. To handle the solution, you need to be a subject matter expert, so I'd consider this one area for improvement in Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection.

What I want to see from the solution in its next release is a certification program that benefits people who buy it, for example, giving certifications that focus on  DNS, mainly as Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is used across the globe.

I've been working with Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for three years now.

I never faced any stability issues from Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection. It had no downtime, so there was no problem regarding its stability.

I haven't tried scaling Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection because my company only has two data centers, and there's not much load.

I've contacted the technical support for Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection many times, and I have no issues with the support. It was good.

During the initial setup of Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection, my company needed some support and sound knowledge, but that's mandatory. Once you have some good DNS knowledge, then you'd be able to handle the setup. You cannot buy Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection and use it instantly. You need to have some basic knowledge of DNS.

I'm part of the technical team, and the compliance team handles pricing or licensing, so I have no idea how much Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection costs.

I've worked with many Infoblox products, including Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is hardware, so it's deployed on-premises.

I don't recall the product version off the top of my head.

Around thirty people use Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection in my company.

Two people handled the deployment and maintenance of the solution for the company.

I recommend Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection to others.

The solution gets a nine out of ten rating from me. I'm not giving Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection a ten because you need to be knowledgeable before touching or using it.

I am a partner with Infoblox, working for a service integrator company. My customer required a comparison with other solutions.

The reporting and analytics capabilities of Infoblox influence security decision-making positively. I found the reporting to be really good based on my customer's experience.

Infoblox is a DDI solution that offers more than just DNS security, providing unique protection for IT management and DSCP. The automation feature is also noteworthy, although I have not implemented it yet.

The overall pricing of Infoblox is high, particularly for the Bangladesh market, and the licensing model is challenging. The architectural design required a lot of work, and an additional block is needed for reporting. I will be able to provide more insight after deployment.

I have been familiar with Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for about one year.

The overall pricing is quite high, which poses a challenge when selling this product to the customer.

There are solutions like Cisco Umbrella and F5 DNS Security, but as a compact DDI solution, Infoblox is different, with no other product providing it currently in our country.

As a very good partner of Infoblox, I recommend Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection despite the pricing issues encountered.

I'd rate the solution six out of ten.

I am using Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for securing user requests to their applications.

The most valuable feature of Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is its performance and visibility.

The price could be reduced to improve the solution.

I have been using Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for six months.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is a stable solution.

We have approximately 50 people using this solution in my company.

I have not contacted the support from the vendor.

The initial setup of Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection was straightforward. The process of deployment took approximately two days.

I did the deployment of the solution.

I am not sure about the price of the solution, but I heard it is expensive.

We are using Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection over other solutions because of the advanced DDI technology.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I have had a good impression of the solution.

I rate Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection a nine out of ten.

We use Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for Standard IP management and a little bit of DNS security.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection allows us to manage our overall addresses and IT in one location. Many companies are using this solution, it is very popular.

There is a steep learning curve to be able to use Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection well.

I have been using Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection for approximately 15 years.

The solution is stable.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection is scalable.

Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection provides a very high level of support.

My advice to those who want to use this solution should understand DNS well and everything else related to it.

The solution does not have a lot of competition, they are dominating the market.

I rate Infoblox Advanced DNS Protection an eight out of ten.

We primarily use the solution as a firewall and for advanced protection of the DNS system.

Previously, we were relying on a normal firewall and IPS to help us avoid attacks. However, this missed a lot of our customer's custom goals and it wasn't effective. This solution is enhancing the performance of the DNS because it uses the CPU and also it has more filtration and more control of securing the DNS. 

The solution tends to have excellent performance.

The grid interface is good. You are able to see everything on it.

The security of the solution is perfect. It's very good at protecting us from attacks.

Occasionally the CPU goes up. However, this is normal for all products, so I'm not sure if it is something that can be fixed.

Occasionally the capacity is not as expected, especially when the system is under a certain type of attack.

There should be better alerts for when attacks are happening.

I'm not sure if this is already possible or not, but the solution should work to integrate with extension servers or state intelligence servers.

Users should be able to see portions of the ICS more easily. That way, we wouldn't have to rely on other systems and this solution would be more of an all-in-one option for companies like ours.

I've been using the solution for about four years.

The stability of the solution is very good. We haven't had any issues. We haven't run into bugs or glitches. It's reliable.

The scalability is not an issue as long as the organization makes the capacity assessment properly. If a company does not account for the capacity they will face issues.

The initial setup is not complex at all. In fact, it's quite straightforward. As long as the team has the information they require, they can implement it quite easily.

We use the on-premise solution for our mobile operator.

I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.

Typically, customers use Infoblox because they want to integrate their DNS and DHCP servers and would like to have a single dashboard to manage everything from. 

Infoblox offers granularity and advanced DNS protection to mitigate DNS attacks. It's a very secure solution.

The DNS protection is wider and more impressive than what is offered in any other product. The closest competitor may be BlueCat.

The solution needs to offer more integration with other programs, like the Cisco API. Many customers require some features from Cisco API. I don't have enough documentation yet regarding the integration with Infoblox and Cisco so I don't know enough about how to integrate the two. There needs to be more readily available documentation.

There needs to be more capabilities in order to configure the console itself instead of the user interface dashboard. Configuring the DNS or DHCP through the console instead of the GUI dashboard would be better. 

Right now, there's a limitation on the CLI. In some cases, sometimes I need to use the console instead of the user interface. This isn't possible yet, however, I am hopeful it is part of their roadmap going forward.

I am a vendor that works together with Infoblox for some projects. I'm a reseller and handle pre-sales. I've been working with the solution for three and a half years.

The solution is very stable. Even if you drop the hardware, it will be okay. It's well made and quite robust.

The solution is definitely scalable. Any kind of customer can be deployed on it. However, it depends on the requirements of the customer as well. Maybe they have a branch that doesn't need to have a bigger appliance or they were looking for the smallest option. In this scenario, the solution can also cater to them. Companies can also go smaller if they need to.

The technical support has always been very, very helpful. I've been quite satisfied with their level of support and would easily give them a rating of nine out of ten.

The initial setup is not too complex. The granularity involved is easy to pick up on and manage. As long as the person implementing the solution takes the time to learn a bit about it, they should be fine. It only takes a week or two to build up enough of a knowledge base to be able to deploy the solution yourself.

InfoBlox is a good product for managing your IP address within the DNS and DHCP servers. I believe that Infoblox can help any kind of customer manage their internal IP addresses effectively.

I would rate the solution 8.5 out of ten.