The public library must allow guest-segment internet only during open hours and deny it overnight, using NSX rather than a physical after-hours ACL. Where does the operator set that schedule?
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Short Explanation
The library already locks the doors at close—NSX can lock the guest network the same way with a time window on the DFW policy. That is a Security schedule, not a nightly backup wipe.
Full Explanation
Policy-mode Distributed Firewall supports time-based policies so a rule set applies only in a defined window. The operator sets that schedule on the DFW policy under Security, which is the NSX method for after-hours guest-internet control. Backup jobs, load-balancer persistence, and port mirroring do not implement time-based micro-segmentation. Physical after-hours ACLs are out of scope as the NSX answer.