The county assessor Edge must terminate overlay segments for land-records VMs and also uplink to a physical VLAN toward the civic core. How must that Edge interact with transport zones?
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Short Explanation
Think of transport zones as the civic bus routes an Edge is allowed to ride. If the assessor Edge is not a transport node on the overlay and VLAN zones, it cannot hop onto those segments or those uplinks. vCenter HA, Horizon, and Carbon Black are not that ticket.
Full Explanation
NSX Edge nodes must be transport nodes in the relevant overlay and VLAN transport zones so they can attach to overlay segments for land-records VMs and to VLAN-backed uplinks toward the civic core. Transport zones are the civic bus routes an Edge is allowed to ride; without membership on both zones the assessor Edge needs, it cannot hop onto those tenant segments or those physical uplinks. vCenter HA membership protects vCenter and is not enough to enroll an Edge in any transport zone. Joining Horizon Instant Clone pools provisions desktops and does not replace NSX transport-zone membership for centralized services. The claim that only ESXi hosts may join transport zones is false—Edges are prepared as transport nodes through NSX, not through Carbon Black sensors. Exam caveat: uplink networking and transport-zone types must match the Edge design (overlay for tenant segments, VLAN for physical handoff); missing either zone breaks half of the Edge's job. Operational check: in System Fabric Nodes, confirm the Edge is a transport node in both required zones, attach a test overlay segment and VLAN uplink, and verify Horizon Instant Clone or Carbon Black were not used as substitutes for transport-zone membership.