In a Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS security policy rule, setting the Service parameter to _____ restricts permitted traffic exclusively to the standard TCP and UDP ports associated with the identified application.
Answer
application-default
Explanation
### Why this is right
Both VPN security rules specify application any, service application-default, and action Allow. The requested blank is the service setting.
### The concept
A security policy combines zones, addresses, application, service, and action to decide whether traffic is permitted. `application-default` is the exact service selection stated by this lab; it should not be replaced by an unsupported value when reproducing the configuration.
### Terms
- **VPN**: Virtual Private Network. A protected connection between networks.
- **Service**: A policy setting that determines the permitted transport service or port behavior.
### Remember
For both lab VPN rules, use application any, service application-default, and Allow.
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