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Hello and welcome. My name is Keith Barker.

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And there are some defaults in place for every single overlay segment that we

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deploy.

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And part of that default behavior are the segment profiles associated with

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those segments.

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And this can control things for the VMs connected to those segments, such as,

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is that device, that VM connected to the segment,

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able to send in DHCP server type messages?

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Or is that VM on the guest OS on that VM?

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Are they able to go ahead and change their IP address or their MAC address?

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Or perhaps we want to give a better quality of service to some VMs than others.
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Or perhaps we want to give a better quality of service to some VMs than others.

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And all of that is accomplished through the concept of a segment profile

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that we can associate with either a segment or an individual VM on the segment.

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So join me in the next video as we take a big picture look at the world and use

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of segment profiles in NSX.