The clerk's office has a physical queue printer that must share L2 with an NSX segment. How should the operator use the NSX GUI to create that bridge-backed connection?
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Short Explanation
A hallway printer is still a hallway printer — it does not speak Geneve by magic. Bridging is an NSX Networking job: an Edge bridge profile plus a bridge on the segment. Horizon clones and Manager nodes are the wrong tools.
Full Explanation
L2 bridging of a physical device onto an NSX segment is configured in NSX as an Edge bridge profile and a bridge attachment on the segment under Networking. Physical printers are not Geneve VTEPs. Horizon instant clones are EUC desktops. Adding a printer as an NSX Manager node is invalid.