Permit-system virtual machines attach to a named vSphere network tagged VLAN 210. What is that attachment point?
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Short Explanation
A port group is the labeled wall jack the permit VMs plug into. VLAN 210 is just the tag on that jack. A transport zone, Tier-0, or VTEP is an NSX fabric object, not the vSphere attachment name on the virtual switch.
Full Explanation
On a vSphere Standard Switch or Distributed Switch, virtual machines attach to a port group, and that port group may carry an 802.1Q VLAN ID such as 210. A transport zone defines which NSX transport nodes can host a segment; guests do not join it as a vNIC target. A Tier-0 gateway is a logical router, and a VTEP is the host tunnel endpoint for overlay—not the named vSphere network the permit VMs connect to.