Which three security objects are provided as an output in a recommendation session in NSX...

NSX Intelligence uses machine learning algorithms to analyze network traffic and provide recommendations for security and compliance. These recommendations include the following security objects:

Distributed Firewall Rules: Distributed firewall rules are used to control traffic between virtual machines within a logical network. NSX Intelligence can recommend new distributed firewall rules based on traffic patterns it observes in the network.

Security Service: Security services are used to protect virtual machines and networks from threats. NSX Intelligence can recommend new security services to be deployed based on traffic patterns it observes in the network.

Security Groups: Security groups are used to group virtual machines and networks together for security and management purposes. NSX Intelligence can recommend new security groups to be created based on traffic patterns it observes in the network.

A. context profiles are not an output from a recommendation session in NSX Intelligence. It is used to define the context of the network traffic that is being analyzed, such as the type of device, the network location, or the user.

D. gateway firewall rules are not an output from a recommendation session in NSX Intelligence. Gateway firewall rules are used to control traffic between logical networks, such as between a VLAN and a VXLAN, or between a logical network and the physical network.

References:

VMware NSX Intelligence documentation https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.1/com.vmware.nsxt.intelligence.doc/GUID-F2F1D7E8-F6B2-4870-9E

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