Courts still treat IP subnet, VLAN, and security zone as the same object, so a two-VM evidence app burns a whole subnet. Which virtual-networking approach loosens that rigid coupling?
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Short Explanation
VLAN equals subnet equals zone is like giving every two-person team its own city block. Groups and virtual segments can fence the evidence VMs without burning a whole civic /24. VLAN 1 or a Workspace ONE org group is not that fence.
Full Explanation
Traditional designs often force a one-to-one mapping among VLAN, IP subnet, and security zone, which wastes address space on tiny civic apps. NSX-T segments and security groups let operators isolate workloads by identity without creating a physical VLAN and subnet for every two-VM zone. Allocating more /24s, collapsing to VLAN 1, or substituting Workspace ONE organization groups leaves that rigid coupling in place.