After NSX-T is introduced, the city's vSphere Distributed Switch appears as the host switch that carries overlay traffic. How should an associate identify that relationship?
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Short Explanation
The city street grid can stay in place while NSX adds tunnels on top of it. That street grid is the VDS, and NSX-T can use it as the host switch. Horizon is not a host switch, and the VDS does not turn into an NSX Manager.
Full Explanation
NSX-T Data Center can use a vSphere Distributed Switch as the host switch that carries overlay and VLAN-backed NSX traffic on prepared ESXi hosts. The VDS remains a vSphere networking construct; NSX programs it rather than replacing it with Horizon Connection Server or converting it into an NSX Manager node. Claiming NSX-T can overlay only on standard switches is incorrect for this exam-era architecture.