VMware NSX for vShield Endpoint

[chen731602881]

How can I download VMware NSX for vShield Endpoint for free？

I can't find in the Vmware website。

[bayupw]

If you have vSphere Essential Plus and later edition, you should be able to download NSX for vShield Endpoint

See this KB FAQ: Implementation of vShield Endpoint beyond EOA of vCNS (2110078) | VMware KB

"With the release of NSX 6.2.4, if you purchased vSphere with vShield Endpoint (Essential Plus and later), you can download NSX.

This means that NSX will appear on the vSphere download site, similar to vCNS."

[chen731602881]

I'm in hurry。

It has been two days I found online。Please give me a hand。Thankyou！

[bayupw]

Do you have vSphere Essential Plus or later editions?

If you have, NSX for vShield Endpoint should apper on the vSphere download site in your my.vmware.com account as per my above reply

[chen731602881]

I used vSphere is also free. so in my my.vmware.com can't see.

[bayupw]

Try to use the VMware Software Manager - https://my.vmware.com/en/web/vmware/info/slug/datacenter_cloud_infrastruct...

Then navigate All > Datacenter & Cloud Infrastructure > VMware vSphere > 6.5 > Any edition of vSphere, you will find VMware NSX from there.

Once you have deployed and registered NSX Manager to vCenter Server, it will have NSX for vShield Endpoint license by default - you don't need to input any license key

[chen731602881]

Download a bit slower

[kwg66]

You can't download NSX for vShield, I specifically denied your request...   

Actually, this is another example of VMware's re branding and use of language that was bound to confuse users.. I was also confused and found this post while searching.. 

There is not specific product called NSX for vShield.   There is however, a license called NSX for vShield that is embedded in the NSX manager.  As long as you have NSX manager installed this license is available for free, but to leverage it you still need to appropriate vSphere license, which is anything from vSphere Essentials plus and upward.

Just download NSX for vSphere and deploy NSX manager according to the documentation.  

Judging by some of the responses, although there isn't a post marked as correct, I'm thinking you already figured this out..

Now, IF I'm wrong, then correct me.