Harborview still carries a leftover management NIC on a virtual switch that is configured only on that ESXi host and is not shared through vCenter. Which vSphere networking construct is that?
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Short Explanation
Think of a standard switch as a light switch that only works in one room. Harborview's leftover management NIC lives on that host-local vSphere Standard Switch. A distributed switch is the cluster-wide plan, and an overlay segment or transport zone is NSX, not that per-host vSwitch.
Full Explanation
A vSphere Standard Switch is created and configured on a single ESXi host. Its port groups and uplinks are not centrally shared with other hosts through vCenter. A vSphere Distributed Switch is the cluster-wide construct. An NSX overlay segment uses Geneve and is not a host-local vSwitch, and a transport zone defines NSX segment span rather than that leftover per-host management switch.