A virtual IP should spread citizen connections across three court case-status web VMs. Which NSX-T feature does that?
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Short Explanation
A VIP in front of three case-status servers is a load balancer, not a host-seating tool. NSX-T load balancing spreads those connections. DRS, vSAN health, and vMotion do different civic jobs.
Full Explanation
NSX-T load balancing distributes client connections that hit a virtual IP across a pool of backend virtual machines. Advanced ADC use cases can also map to NSX Advanced Load Balancer, but this item is the NSX-T load-balancing feature. DRS places VMs on hosts. vSAN health reports storage. vMotion migrates a running guest; it does not terminate a VIP.