Parks-and-recreation staff describe moving a running virtual machine to a host on another IP subnet as "NSX bridging." What is the correct identification?
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Short Explanation
Moving the parks VM is still vMotion, even across a routed hop. Bridging is a different tool: it stitches an NSX segment to a VLAN so bare-metal and VMs share L2. Do not rename the moving van after the stitch.
Full Explanation
Live migration of a virtual machine between hosts remains vSphere vMotion, including when hosts sit on different IP subnets and a L3 vMotion network is in use. NSX bridging extends a logical segment to a VLAN so overlay and VLAN endpoints can share a broadcast domain; it does not migrate a guest. Geneve encapsulates overlay frames and does not replace vMotion. Storage vMotion moves disks, not a vNIC as a migration object.