The city puts VDI desktop VMs on a new VLAN so they are not on the same Layer 2 domain as physical printers in the basement. Which basic networking idea is that?
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Short Explanation
A VLAN is a separate hallway in the same building so clerk desktops are not shouting on the printer LAN. Switching segments that Layer 2 domain. UEM compliance and DEM printer maps do not carve the VLAN.
Full Explanation
Ethernet switching and VLANs segment traffic so Horizon desktop guest VMs need not share a Layer 2 domain with unrelated civic devices such as basement printers. That is associate-level networking under EUC, not NSX overlay design. Unified Access Gateway, UEM compliance, and Dynamic Environment Manager do not create that port-group segmentation.