A host vPort is provisioned on VRS-G, while a bridge vPort is provisioned on VSG.

A host vPort is provisioned for VLAN traffic, while a bridge vPort is for VxLAN traffic.

A host vPort only supports one VLAN, while a bridge vPort can be configured with multiple VLANs.

A host vPort requires static MAC address configuration, while a bridge vPort learns MAC addresses dynamically.

VSD and VSC

VSC and VSG

VSC and VRS

VSD and VSG

Users can define statistics rules for domain/zones/subnets/vPorts. The rule applied to the most granular

object is the one used.

Statistics are collected in an Elasticsearch statistics engine and are aggregated over hours, days, and months.

Statistics are pushed from VRS up to VSC, which in turn sends them to the VSD stats engine.

When a TCA threshlod is exceeded, an event is displayed in the UI and a message is sent on the JMS bus.