I want deploy DFW for my VMs, and Gateway FW for my 2 physical subnets, Can I achive this purpose by deploying NSX-T in the "Security only" Mode? Or I have tow deply in Network & Security mode?
Distributed Security provides only the below security-related functionality to your VDS
You should be able to use Gateway firewall in Security only also mode based on my knowledge. 3.2 introduced a new licensing model for Gateway Firewall. You should be able to do that in case if licensing is not a constraint. You can even mix security only and network & security deployments on different clusters under one NSX umbrella.
If possible, ideal thing to do is to prepare cluster with NSX network & security, create T0/T1 gateways and overlay networks, bring VM's under Geneve segments and use DFW on GFW.
Distributed Security provides only the below security-related functionality to your VDS
Because some server VMs are in the same subnets with some physical PCs, So I can can't migrate server VMs in the overlay network without modification server VMs IP addr. Now I have a 10 nodes VSAN cluster, and gonna to deploy NSX DFW in the cluster, and GFW for my PCs. Can I achive this goal under the constraints?
Is there some how to guide in this scenario? I googled a lot of times and searched VMware docs, but get nothing exactly about it.
Did you try to explore NSX bridging?
If you have NSX Network & Security license. You can prepare your clusters with Network & Security > Create NSX VLAN Segments > Move your VM's from VDS VLAN port groups to NSX VLAN Segments. You don't need bridging as well for this. When there is no physical dependency you can switch from NSX VLAN segments to NSX Overly segments. You can implement both DFW & GFW.