Operators must extend an overlay segment to a VLAN so a physical badge printer can share Layer 2 with HR VMs. Which NSX-T feature does that?
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Short Explanation
The badge printer still speaks VLAN, not Geneve. Bridging stitches that VLAN onto the HR overlay so they share L2. vMotion does not move a printer, and vSAN iSCSI is storage.
Full Explanation
NSX bridging extends an overlay segment to a VLAN so physical devices can share a Layer 2 domain with virtual machines. Geneve is the overlay encapsulation; it is not itself the L2-to-VLAN stitch. vMotion migrates a running virtual machine, not a physical printer. vSAN iSCSI presents block storage and is not overlay bridging.