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Security Policy Match

Security policy match troubleshooting fields in the web interface.

Field	Description
Test Configuration
Select Test	Select the policy match test to execute.
(`Panorama only`) Select device	Select device/VSYS to specify which devices and virtual systems for which to test the policy functionality. Admin and device group & Template users are presented with the devices and virtual systems based on their access domain. Additionally, you can select the Panorama management server as a device.
(`Panorama only`) Selected Devices	Lists the devices and virtual systems selected for testing.
From	Enter the zone where the traffic originated.
To	Select the destination zone of the traffic.
Source	Enter the IP address where the traffic originated.
Destination	Enter the destination IP address of the traffic.
Destination Port	Enter the specific destination port for which traffic is intended.
Source User	Enter the user from which the traffic originated.
Protocol	Enter the IP protocol used for routing. Can be 0 to 255.
Show all potential match rules until first allow rule	Enable this option to show all potential rule matches until the first matched rule result. Disable (clear) to return only the first matched rule in the test results.
Application	Select the application traffic you want to test.
Category	Select the traffic category you want to test.
(`Firewall only`) Check HIP mask	Select to check the security status of the end device that is accessing your network.
Results	Select to view the Result Details of the executed test. (`Panorama only`) When executing the test for multiple managed devices, the Results display the following information for each device tested: Device Group—Name of the device group to which the firewall that is processing traffic belongs. Firewall—Name of the firewall that is processing traffic Status—Indicates the status of the test: Success or Failure. Result—Displays the test result. If the test could not be performed, one of the following is displayed: N/A—Test was not applicable to the device. Device not connected—Device connection was dropped. Shared policy disabled on device—The Panorama settings on the device do not allow for the policy to be pushed from Panorama.

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QoS Policy Match