Animal-shelter public-site VMs use RFC1918 addresses and must present a public VIP to citizens. Which NSX-T feature translates those addresses?
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Short Explanation
Private shelter addresses need a public name tag at the door. That rewrite is NAT on an Edge or gateway, not a transport zone, a snapshot, or Horizon Client.
Full Explanation
NSX-T NAT performs source or destination translation so RFC1918 workloads can present a public VIP. It is a centralized service typically realized on an Edge with a Tier-0 or Tier-1. Transport zones define span; they do not rewrite IP headers. Snapshots capture VM state. Horizon Client NAT is not the NSX-T feature.