The most valuable feature of the Cisco Cloud Services Router is it can make your migrations smooth. For example, if you want to migrate to the cloud, but you don't want to change the IP. You can extend your VLAN from on-premise to the cloud without having to change the IP.

The routing service for NPLS called Layer 3-IP is fantastic. 

What's best about Cisco Cloud Services Router is the support. It's excellent, and so far, no significant challenges.

Another valuable feature of the product is easy integration with other products.

Manageability-wise, Cisco Cloud Services Router is also good.

Feature-wise, Cisco is easy to configure. I know the command line. Therefore, it's easy for me to program it the way I want, and it's just a convenient tool. It's robust, and it works. 

The bandwidth and throughput are pretty good.

My oldest firewall is about 12 years old, and it still works. So, that's why I trust Cisco.

The stability and history that it has working successfully on AWS. Also, AWS highly recommends this product.

It is supported by Amazon. They had documentation on how to set it up. It was supported by Amazon, so if I had problems, I could get help from Cisco or Amazon.

The most valuable feature is its routing abilities. 

My experience with purchasing through AWS Marketplace was pretty smooth. We pay the same license cost as we do for long-term devices. We chose to procure via AWS Marketplace because that's the option we have. If we wanted to price something in AWS on every PC, we would have to go to the Marketplace and buy it. There are different versions available, so this is the version that has the capabilities that we wanted to explore. That's why we use Marketplace. The cost is a little higher at this point in time; but, we'll see how it goes. 

• Reliability
• Cost-effectiveness
• Portability
• Security

The most valuable features of the Cisco Cloud Services Router are the integration with Amazon and Oracle cloud.

The deployment was pretty quick, so the AWS Marketplace options are very helpful. We are also very familiar with SCO OS and are able to bring those skills and commands into Cisco CSR, which made logical sense for us to use it.

It has the Dynamic Multipoint VPN solution, which is the number one thing that we wanted.

Overall, it is a solid product and a good router.

The stability has been very good over the years.

The product does scale quite well. There's no question about that.

Technical support is helpful.

The most valuable feature is the SNMP traps that I use to monitor the router and the availability of the network.

The most valuable feature is the artificial intelligence assessment models. This is something that this product has over MikroTik.

It does what it is supposed to do.

In this use case, AWS has a reference architecture to enable the Cisco routers in high availability and Transit VPC. This is a very powerful router and can enable us to use Transit VPC in AWS, and this is a very powerful feature that we use.

In security, it is a good product.

The most important feature is that it is designed for mobile vehicle communication in harsh conditions. It is also:

• easily and rapidly deployed
• highly available
• highly secure
• reliable.

Also, in terms of integration and configuration of the product in our AWS environment, it has 1700/2100 MHz (Band 4 AWS) frequencies.