Which capability does a distributed virtual switch have?

Floating static routes are a routing feature for physical or virtual routers to provide path redundancy, not a native capability of a virtual switch.

A distributed virtual switch (DVS) provides a centralized management plane for virtual networking, allowing administrators to configure and monitor network settings and policies for all connected virtual machines and hosts from a single interface, ensuring consistency and simplifying administration across the virtual infrastructure.

While virtual machines can run dynamic routing protocols, the distributed virtual switch itself operates primarily at Layer 2 and does not typically run dynamic routing protocols.

Advanced IPsec encryption algorithms are usually implemented by virtual security appliances or the guest operating systems of virtual machines, not directly by the virtual switch.