The city design shows two transport-zone types on the same NSX-T fabric. How do those SDN span constructs differ?
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Short Explanation
Same kind of map, two kinds of pavement: overlay zones carry Geneve segments, VLAN zones carry VLAN-backed segments. Neither map is Horizon, Carbon Black, vSAN, or a plain vSphere port group by definition.
Full Explanation
NSX-T transport zones come in two types. An overlay transport zone is the span for Geneve-backed segments. A VLAN transport zone is the span for VLAN-backed segments that use tagged underlay VLANs. Both are SDN span constructs of transport nodes; they are not Horizon networks, Carbon Black quarantines, vSAN fault domains, or ordinary vSphere-only port groups.