A city operator must create the first segments and gateways on a brand-new NSX-T 3.x fabric that has no leftover Advanced objects. How should the operator open NSX to do that work?
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Short Explanation
A brand-new civic fabric is a clean counter, not a leftover filing cabinet. Walk into NSX Manager in a browser and stay in Policy mode — that is the default when nobody has created Advanced objects yet. The vSphere Client and Horizon are not the NSX GUI.
Full Explanation
On a greenfield NSX-T 3.x system, operators administer objects through the NSX Manager web UI. Policy mode is the default interface when no Manager-mode objects exist, and new segments, gateways, and groups should be created there. The vSphere Client is not the primary NSX configuration GUI, and Horizon Administrator is an EUC console outside this task. Manager mode is for leftover Advanced objects, not the first objects on a clean fabric.