QFabric simplified our data center network architecture by reducing configuration complexity compared to Cisco devices. It required fewer CLI commands, making configuration quicker and easier, especially for scalable deployments. QFabric improved scalability in our data center by simplifying the addition of new switches to existing configurations. The process was straightforward to manage. Implementing QFabric can affect overall IT infrastructure costs differently based on configuration needs. For small businesses with stable configurations, costs remain unchanged. However, for scalability and expansion, additional configuration and time may increase costs. My advice for those using Juniper is to ensure staff are well-trained and certified in Juniper technologies, such as JNCIA, JNCIS, JNCIP, or JNCIE. With these skills, you can effectively manage and troubleshoot Juniper solutions, minimizing potential issues and maximizing performance. Overall, I would rate Juniper QFabric as a seven out of ten.
Data Processing Manager at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
Reseller
Sep 3, 2021
I would recommend this solution to others. The new version with fewer switches is better, but it's expensive. I would rate this solution a six out of ten.
Video conferencing Admin at Akshara Enterprises India Pvt Ltd
Real User
Aug 16, 2021
I have recommended the solution to the Bank of India and recommend it to everyone else. The solution can be deployed on-premises when it comes to large enterprises. The solution is problem-free. I like its stability, performance, everything really. Stability and security do not pose issues. Juniper is constantly working on new technologies. I have many customers. Out of 100,000, I would estimate that I have implemented for 50 to 60 percent of them. I rate Juniper Qfabric as an eight out of ten.
Managing Consultant at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
Reseller
Jul 23, 2021
For those wanting to implement this solution, I would advise them to definitely look at it carefully. Make sure that you understand what your needs are before you go and purchase and when you do work with a Juniper resource to be able to implement it effectively. There is a steep learning curve for this solution, but that is also true for other solutions, such as Cisco Nexus. You will not be able to pick up the knowledge to use this solution in a week. I rate Juniper QFabric an eight out of ten.
Managing Consultant at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
Reseller
Jan 11, 2021
Make sure that you're aware of what you're going to be putting in. It can be tricky at times to understand the architecture, but once you do, it is going to ease your administration a lot because it is a virtual chassis or a virtual fabric. However, you might want to look into maybe only using it as the physical infrastructure of an SD-WAN layer. That way you've got your orchestration that goes on top of it. Typically, that's not what companies do currently, but I think it is a great solution for that physical layer. I would rate Juniper QFabric about an eight out of ten. It is a pretty good and pretty robust solution.
LAN Switching forms the backbone of efficient network infrastructure, enabling seamless data transfer within local area networks. It ensures high-speed connectivity and supports scalable network expansion.Designed to optimize network performance, LAN Switching allows multiple devices to communicate within the same network efficiently. It enhances network reliability by minimizing data collisions and congestion while supporting advanced features like VLANs and QoS for better traffic...
QFabric simplified our data center network architecture by reducing configuration complexity compared to Cisco devices. It required fewer CLI commands, making configuration quicker and easier, especially for scalable deployments. QFabric improved scalability in our data center by simplifying the addition of new switches to existing configurations. The process was straightforward to manage. Implementing QFabric can affect overall IT infrastructure costs differently based on configuration needs. For small businesses with stable configurations, costs remain unchanged. However, for scalability and expansion, additional configuration and time may increase costs. My advice for those using Juniper is to ensure staff are well-trained and certified in Juniper technologies, such as JNCIA, JNCIS, JNCIP, or JNCIE. With these skills, you can effectively manage and troubleshoot Juniper solutions, minimizing potential issues and maximizing performance. Overall, I would rate Juniper QFabric as a seven out of ten.
Overall, I rate the product an eight out of ten.
I would rate the solution nine out of ten.
I would overall rate Juniper QFabric a nine out of ten.
It is a reliable and well-supported solution that can be a good fit for specific business needs. I would rate it ten out of ten.
I would recommend this solution to others. The new version with fewer switches is better, but it's expensive. I would rate this solution a six out of ten.
I recommend this solution to others. I rate Juniper QFabric a nine out of ten.
I have recommended the solution to the Bank of India and recommend it to everyone else. The solution can be deployed on-premises when it comes to large enterprises. The solution is problem-free. I like its stability, performance, everything really. Stability and security do not pose issues. Juniper is constantly working on new technologies. I have many customers. Out of 100,000, I would estimate that I have implemented for 50 to 60 percent of them. I rate Juniper Qfabric as an eight out of ten.
For those wanting to implement this solution, I would advise them to definitely look at it carefully. Make sure that you understand what your needs are before you go and purchase and when you do work with a Juniper resource to be able to implement it effectively. There is a steep learning curve for this solution, but that is also true for other solutions, such as Cisco Nexus. You will not be able to pick up the knowledge to use this solution in a week. I rate Juniper QFabric an eight out of ten.
Make sure that you're aware of what you're going to be putting in. It can be tricky at times to understand the architecture, but once you do, it is going to ease your administration a lot because it is a virtual chassis or a virtual fabric. However, you might want to look into maybe only using it as the physical infrastructure of an SD-WAN layer. That way you've got your orchestration that goes on top of it. Typically, that's not what companies do currently, but I think it is a great solution for that physical layer. I would rate Juniper QFabric about an eight out of ten. It is a pretty good and pretty robust solution.