Harborview keeps ESXi management on its own VLAN port group and keeps virtual-machine traffic on different port groups. Which vSphere networking concept is that separation?
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Short Explanation
Staff hallways and public offices should not share the same door. ESXi management rides a VMkernel port group; guest traffic rides VM port groups. That split is vSphere networking, not Distributed Firewall, a transport zone, or Carbon Black isolation.
Full Explanation
vSphere networking separates host VMkernel adapters—management, vMotion, vSAN, and similar services—from virtual-machine port groups that carry guest traffic. Isolating Harborview management on its own VLAN port group is that vSphere concept. NSX Distributed Firewall micro-segmentation is a different, overlay-aware security control. A transport zone does not replace vCenter, and Carbon Black isolation is endpoint security, not vSphere port-group design.