This chapter describes the use cases and operations of logical bridging. You will learn about the differences between routing and bridging. You will also learn how to configure logical bridging by creating a bridge profile and a bridge-backed segment to bridge a virtual NSX-T Segment with a physical network.
With logical bridging, you can communicate across Layer 2 between NSX-T overlay-backed networks and physical network VLAN-backed networks (Figure 10-1 ...
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