School student VDI desktops may browse only allowlisted FQDNs. Which NSX-T firewall control matches that requirement?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Allowlisting school sites is a firewall job with names, not a USB lock. NSX can match FQDN or URL on Distributed Firewall or gateway URL analysis. Carbon Black device control keeps thumb drives in check, not https://classroom sites.
Full Explanation
NSX-T firewalling includes FQDN-based Distributed Firewall context and gateway URL analysis for allowing or denying destinations by name, which is the in-product control for student VDI browse allowlists. Carbon Black device control governs removable media, not HTTP(S) destinations. DRS affinity rules do not filter URLs. Workspace ONE Access can gate apps for users but is not a substitute for NSX FQDN/URL firewalling of VDI traffic.