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To use URL Analysis, you will need to have a Tier-1 gateway and a Layer 7 DNS firewall rule on the NSX Edge cluster. Additionally, you will need to configure an OFW rule allowing traffic OUT to the Internet. Lastly, a medium-sized edge node (or higher), or a physical form factor edge is also required as the URL Analysis service will run on the edge node. For more information, please see this VMware Documentation article[1], which explains how to configure URL Analysis on NSX.

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NSX provides a feature called Guest Introspection that allows administrators to provide security services to virtual machines, including antivirus protection. One of the components of Guest Introspection is the Guest Introspection Thin Agent, which must be deployed to provide Linux-based VMs with antivirus protection. The Thin Agent is a lightweight agent that runs inside the guest operating system of virtual machines and communicates with the NSX Manager to provide security services.

Once the Guest Introspection Thin Agent is deployed, the administrator can configure the antivirus service to scan virtual machines for malware and take action on any threats that are detected.

References:

• VMware NSX Guest Introspection documentation https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.1/com.vmware.nsxt.guest_introspection.doc/GUID-A86FBAF1-A8D9-4E12-8F3D-04B3D89B8F7E.html
• VMware NSX Guest Introspection Thin Agent documentation https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.1/com.vmware.nsxt.guest_introspection.doc/GUID-A86FBAF1-A8D9-4E12-8F3D-04B3D89B8F7E.html

 Component Manager is used to deploy the Partner Service VM on every host of a cluster configured for guest introspection.

For further reading, see the VMware NSX-T Data Center Administration Guide (  for more information on configuring guest introspection.