At a logical port for a court VM, NSX uses specific direction terms. Which official identification is correct?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
NSX reads direction from the VM's front door: ingress is traffic walking into the guest from the data center, egress is traffic walking out toward the data center. It is not a NAT-versus-BGP nickname and not Horizon or Carbon Black slang.
Full Explanation
Official NSX key-concept directions at a logical port are from the virtual machine's point of view: ingress is traffic entering the VM from the data center, and egress is traffic leaving the VM toward the data center. Those terms apply to the port, including distributed-firewall direction, and are not limited to Edge NAT or BGP. Horizon display protocols and Carbon Black quarantine paths are not NSX logical-port directions.