Senior Network Security Engineer at UNITE HERE HEALTH
Real User
Feb 14, 2024
I would recommend the solution to other users because it allows network administrators to define and manage network policies based on the application's specific requirements. This approach is abstract, but the network service and configuration are away from traditional devices. Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.
Associate Network Engineer at Allied Digital Services Ltd.
Real User
Nov 30, 2023
Before buying the product, you should review the specifications carefully. It depends on your specific needs and requirements. As of now, GajShield is not as mature as some other solutions, but it's rapidly improving. It's a good option for mid-range needs. In the next year or two, it will offer even better results and be comparable to solutions like FortiGate. The performance really depends on where you are deploying the solution. For the projects we've deployed in smart cities, I'd give it an eight out of ten.
Project Manager at a wholesaler/distributor with 11-50 employees
Reseller
Top 10
Jul 27, 2023
One or two people maintain the solution. Once it is configured, it is very stable, and we don't get any calls from our clients unless they have some specific requirement, like port forwarding or something. We go whenever our clients call us for any maintenance-related work. I recommend others to use the product since I always go for it instead of FortiGate or other Cisco products. Overall, I rate the product an eight to nine out of ten.
We only need to reboot the system for maintenance, there is little maintenance required. If people are looking for a good solution that is priced well this solution is best. I rate GajShield Next Generation Firewall an eight out of ten.
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Overall, on a scale from one to ten, I would give GajShield a rating of eight. There are tier-one vendors, tier-two vendors, and tier-three vendors. Personally, I don't consider GajShield to be a tier-one vendor. It is a tier-two vendor. In short, I would not compare GajShield with Cisco, Check Point, or Fortinet because those are very advanced products. As far as tier-two products go, I could only compare GajShield with Sophos. They are about the same, specification-wise. Although I got GajShield for 15% less than the price of Sophos, if they were the same price, I probably would have gone with Sophos. Obviously, the UI is much better in Sophos, but, I think the pricing was the most important deciding-factor in our buying decision.
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I would recommend the solution to other users because it allows network administrators to define and manage network policies based on the application's specific requirements. This approach is abstract, but the network service and configuration are away from traditional devices. Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.
Before buying the product, you should review the specifications carefully. It depends on your specific needs and requirements. As of now, GajShield is not as mature as some other solutions, but it's rapidly improving. It's a good option for mid-range needs. In the next year or two, it will offer even better results and be comparable to solutions like FortiGate. The performance really depends on where you are deploying the solution. For the projects we've deployed in smart cities, I'd give it an eight out of ten.
One or two people maintain the solution. Once it is configured, it is very stable, and we don't get any calls from our clients unless they have some specific requirement, like port forwarding or something. We go whenever our clients call us for any maintenance-related work. I recommend others to use the product since I always go for it instead of FortiGate or other Cisco products. Overall, I rate the product an eight to nine out of ten.
Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten.
I would give GajShield Next Generation Firewall a rating of eight out of ten.
We only need to reboot the system for maintenance, there is little maintenance required. If people are looking for a good solution that is priced well this solution is best. I rate GajShield Next Generation Firewall an eight out of ten.
Overall, on a scale from one to ten, I would give GajShield a rating of eight. There are tier-one vendors, tier-two vendors, and tier-three vendors. Personally, I don't consider GajShield to be a tier-one vendor. It is a tier-two vendor. In short, I would not compare GajShield with Cisco, Check Point, or Fortinet because those are very advanced products. As far as tier-two products go, I could only compare GajShield with Sophos. They are about the same, specification-wise. Although I got GajShield for 15% less than the price of Sophos, if they were the same price, I probably would have gone with Sophos. Obviously, the UI is much better in Sophos, but, I think the pricing was the most important deciding-factor in our buying decision.