Each prepared municipal hypervisor needs an IP used only as a tunnel endpoint, typically on a dedicated underlay VLAN. Which overlay building blocks are those?
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Short Explanation
Geneve needs a mailbox on each host—the TEP IP—and a dedicated underlay street, usually a transport VLAN in the uplink profile. Guest IPs, witness IPs, and API keys are not those tunnel endpoints.
Full Explanation
NSX overlay requires tunnel endpoints on the underlay: each transport node receives a TEP address, commonly on a transport VLAN defined in the uplink profile, so Geneve packets can travel host to host. Guest vNIC addresses sit on segments, not on the underlay TEP. vSAN witness, iSCSI, and Carbon Black credentials are not overlay TEPs.