When verifying that test traffic successfully traversed a firewall via an intended policy, an administrator should inspect traffic logs for the matching source and destination IP addresses, the application or service, the specific rule matched, and the action taken.

### Why this is right Those are the specific traffic-log details named for verifying that the test traffic was handled as expected. They help connect the host test to the firewall's recorded policy decision. ### The concept A log is more informative when you compare it with the test you initiated. Expected addresses identify the flow, the application identifies the traffic type, and the action and rule show how the firewall processed it. Logs complement, rather than replace, tunnel status and connectivity tests. ### Terms - **VPN**: Virtual Private Network, the protected connection between sites. - **Traffic log**: A record of sessions and firewall handling decisions. ### Remember Match log details to the exact test flow instead of checking only whether a log exists.