The library consortium stood up a second vCenter for a new branch cluster, but NSX still shows none of those hosts. Where in NSX Manager does the operator register that vCenter as a compute manager?
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Short Explanation
vCenter is the catalog of hosts and VMs NSX is allowed to see. Until you register it as a compute manager under System > Fabric > Compute Managers, the new branch cluster is invisible to the fabric.
Full Explanation
NSX discovers ESXi clusters and VMs by registering vCenter Server as a compute manager at System > Fabric > Compute Managers. That registration is a Fabric/System task, not a Tier-0 uplink, an Identity Firewall directory, or a port-mirroring collector. After the compute manager is added and in a good state, those hosts can be prepared as transport nodes.