The lab allows Internal hosts to reach DMZ servers by creating an Internal-to-DMZ security policy with the action set to _____.
Answer
Allow
Explanation
### Why this is right
The Internal-to-DMZ rule is intended to permit matching traffic, so its action is Allow.
### The concept
A security policy action states what the firewall should do when packet attributes match the rule. Allow permits the traffic described by the rule. A rule also needs the right source and destination zones; selecting Allow does not permit unrelated traffic that fails the rule's match conditions.
### Terms
- **Policy action**: The decision, such as Allow or Deny, applied to traffic matching a rule.
### Remember
An Allow action only applies to traffic that matches the rest of the rule.
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