Every utility-billing ACL is a manual IP line on a hardware firewall with no link to VM identity. Which traditional challenge is that?
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Short Explanation
Static IP ACLs are a handwritten phone book that goes stale when a billing VM moves. Groups and tags follow the workload. The utility should not rewrite the hardware firewall every time an IP changes.
Full Explanation
Traditional hardware firewalls are often populated with manual IP and subnet ACLs that drift as VMs are added, moved, or rebuilt. NSX-T can apply distributed and gateway firewall policy to groups based on tags, membership, and other workload identity, reducing IP sprawl. Horizon entitlements and Carbon Black reputation are not NSX grouping. Static-IP-only distributed firewall is a misconception; grouping is a core identify-level capability.