After creating the library overlay segment in NSX Manager, operators must confirm it appeared for vSphere admins. What should they expect in vCenter?
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Short Explanation
vCenter is the lobby directory that lists the new library hallway as an opaque network. You still build and remodel that hallway in NSX Manager—you do not start editing TEPs or rebuilding it as a standard vSwitch in vCenter.
Full Explanation
When NSX-T presents a segment to vSphere (especially N-VDS), vCenter shows it as an opaque network so VM adapters can attach. Creation, transport-zone backing, and segment profiles remain NSX Manager tasks. Geneve TEP addressing is fabric configuration, standard vSwitch recreation is unnecessary, and Horizon RDS farms are EUC objects.