Citrix Gateway offers an array of valuable features. The most significant ones include single sign-on (SSO), which enhances user convenience and security, and the load balancing feature, which improves network efficiency by distributing incoming traffic across multiple servers. Lastly, secure SaaS access is particularly valuable as it ensures that SaaS-based applications are delivered securely. These features contribute significantly to optimizing both user experience and system performance.

We appreciate the interface and the possibility of scale, as we have implemented a VPX instance in a virtual environment. It's easy to scale and easy to implement.

Scaling is important for us because we have different moments of high demand. For example, in admission, in the academic process, the congestion is very high.

This has a very high impact, especially for the remote users. The administrative staff and teachers have a very strong source of work remotely, which helps to improve their jobs in extra hours and additional duties.

I find Citrix Gateway valuable for its capabilities as a reverse proxy, providing security to applications exposed to the Internet. Key features include load balancing, dual-factor authentication, clientless VPN, and Web Application Firewall (WAF). 

The product effectively helps me protect the organization's network from potential threats, thereby securing our environment from hackers and ransomware attacks.

I like the built-in VPN and NetScaler integration for load balancing and secure connectivity for network security. 

It's a combination of many features that has been most beneficial for organizations' remote access needs. I think security is the most important, with the MFA capability of Citrix Gateway being a very good point. Security is the most important thing that all companies have to look for. 

Another benefit is the way you can configure Citrix Gateway, with several policies for conditional access, for example. It's the same security, but implemented in a different way.

Conditional access is a good point. MFA is another. All communications are via SSL tunnels. Additionally, Citrix Gateway has the capabilities to protect against several types of attacks on your network, like denial of service. And there are a lot of other products that Citrix Gateway has inside.

It's pretty smooth. I didn't have any hiccups or issues with it. The solution is stable. It is easy to use.

It does basically what it is meant for.

The stability is good. The product is straightforward. We can get access from anywhere.

We have users in a remote environment, home or branch offices that require access. So to enable the service to the end users, they should come through the gateway. It is advised also by Citrix to do that. So that is the reason we have the Gateway.

The product enables us to collect logs from the systems. We can analyze the logs in SCM for incident and event management.

The remote access, the ICA proxy access, is the most valuable aspect of the product.

It offers an easy initial setup. 

The solution is scalable.

It's stable. 

The most valuable features of this solution are The Citrix Virtual Apps, the Desktops, all the NetScaler components, and ShareFile.

The solution provides good performance and I'm happy with the speed, UI, and dashboard.

Providing our organization the ability to work remotely was the most valuable feature of Citrix Gateway. I also enjoy that they are always adding features.

The product is easy to use. I enter my user ID and password and start working.

I like that we have access to all systems in one place. The performance is comparable. The connectivity is good. The user interface is okay.

It performs quite well.

It is easy to set up and is stable. It is scalable as well, depending on the model.

The features that we have found most valuable are the web app support and VPN. 

Compared to other VPNs, I didn't find much difference. It used to take a few seconds to connect, but once it was connected, it was reliable with no interruptions. That's the good thing about it. 

The load balancing part is good.

I like the very flexible configuration of Citrix. It's very useful for our regulations where we are able to log features and combinations. It offers a greater variety of features than any other gateway. 

It adds great security to your outfacing information.

It is pretty full-featured. There are a lot of things that you can do with this. It is amazing what it can do.

Its ease of use and how everybody can easily work through it are the most valuable features.

It's easy to build basic configurations.

It's easy to use for both unmanaged and managed clients. It's very simple, all you need is a browser.

The most valuable feature is that it is secure.

I'm pretty well settled on Citrix. They have the highest performing application on the planet, as far as I know.

Just creating that gateway to the storefront for Citrix is the most valuable aspect of the solution for us.

The most valuable features are security and authentication.

The session monitoring capability is good.

What I find most valuable about this solution is that it runs seamlessly. It is very streamlined. 

It's a stable solution while it's running. We don't have to work on it a lot. There are not many bugs, so it's easy to use if you deploy successfully. You can be sure of an uninterrupted solution for quite a long time. Citrix is a good product. scales easily and works with azure and aws

The unified gateway and the active gateway, particularly used for desktop load balancing for web servers are the most valuable.

The solution easily integrates with other solutions.

All of the features are quite valuable, including the node balancing and gateway.

I've found the security features like web application firewall, the tri-scale capability  as well  the portability. You can have the NetScaler platform in different formats, you can have it as regular physical appliance, virtual appliance, on a container, multi-tenant appliances, and even on bare metal. there are, of course, some minor diferences related to the platform the physical resources you're using, but the code and funtionality is basically the same. it gives you a lot of flexibility.

Most of our customers are using the load balancing feature and the verification feature is good as well, in my experience.

I cannot say that now because it's just been six months. Nonetheless, we haven't received any complaints or performance issues so far.

• Netscaler Gateway
• Netscaler AAA
• Netscaler Content Switching/Load Balancing
• Central Application Delivery Controller with a huge feature set based on the latest requirements

It's easy to use. Also, the deployment part is perfect.