A school district connects NSX-T Manager to Workspace ONE Access so civic admins can sign in. Teachers still need Active Directory group-based distributed firewall rules on student VDI. What should the administrator configure next?
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Short Explanation
Two different front doors. Access is who may log into NSX Manager, while the AD directory is who the firewall thinks is sitting at the VDI keyboard—do not mix those jobs.
Full Explanation
Workspace ONE Access (vIDM) can federate NSX Manager administrators for RBAC. Identity Firewall user-based data-path rules require NSX Manager to be connected to the guest user directory so AD groups become DFW sources. The admin IdP connection does not populate IDFW mappings. Carbon Black watchlists and Access authentication policies do not replace that directory join.