You need to connect your virtual network to non-virtualized hosts. Which feature of NSX will
provide the services for you to do this?
A.
NSX Gateway
B.
NSX Bridging
C.
NSX Manager
D.
NSX VXLAN
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I think it is NSX bridging.
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Yes Raj is correct
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I thought it was Gateway as it had similar function but read it here from this VMware article:
“VMware NSX provides scale-out Gateway services that connect virtual networks within VMware NSX to non-virtual hosts, remote sites, and external networks. Gateway nodes provide a Gateway service, implementing the same programmable vSwitch as hypervisors, and managed by the controller cluster.”
http://www.vmware.com/radius/vmware-nsx-network-virtualization/
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its should be NSX Gateway
http://www.juniper.net/assets/us/en/local/pdf/whitepapers/2000589-en.pdf
Search the word Gateway. Another example is Physical to Virtual (P2V) Migration which falls under NSX Gateway.
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I’m going with Bridging Bsee Module 2.25-2.28.
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— NSX Bridging —
We are talking about the V2P connectivity, so the Bridging process is to rescue.
We are not talking about P2V machine conversion.
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It is a tricky question.
NSX Bridging does enable connectivity between VM to VM, also VM to physical network, as the elearning Module 2.25 said.
However, based on https://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/products/nsx/VMware-NSX-Datasheet.pdf
Under Key Features of NSX:
NSX Gateway – L2 gateway for seamless connection to physical workloads and legacy VLANs
The question asked for “Feature”. Perhaps you could argue that Layer2 bridging is a technology used in NSX gateway feature.
I would choose A
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