Harborview vCenter shows one switch object whose port groups stay consistent across every host in the civic cluster. Which vSphere networking component is that object?
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Short Explanation
A distributed switch is the city-wide traffic light plan stored in vCenter, not a handwritten sign on one pole. Every host in the cluster follows the same port groups. A standard switch lives on one host, and a Tier-0 or Edge cluster is NSX, not that vCenter switch object.
Full Explanation
A vSphere Distributed Switch is a vCenter-managed virtual switch. Its port groups and uplinks are defined once and applied consistently across member ESXi hosts. A vSphere Standard Switch is configured per host and is not that shared object. Tier-0 gateways and Edge clusters are NSX routing and services components, not the vSphere distributed-switch inventory object.