Host uplinks into the NSX fabric for the permitting cluster need one policy for teaming, MTU, and the transport VLAN. Which SDN building block is that policy?
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Short Explanation
The uplink profile is the fabric's dress code for the host's physical NICs: how they team, how large a frame they allow, and which VLAN carries TEPs. A vSphere host profile that only sets DNS is a different closet.
Full Explanation
An NSX uplink profile is applied to transport-node (and Edge) uplinks and defines teaming policy, MTU, and the transport VLAN used for overlay TEPs. That is the SDN building block for how hosts join the fabric. A vSphere host profile configures ESXi settings such as DNS; it is not an NSX uplink profile. Workspace ONE UEM profiles and Carbon Black prevention policies do not program NSX host uplinks.