When will a policy trace report a rule processing result of “N/A”?
A. When the rule is not reached during evaluation
B. When the rule makes no sense for the specific transaction being processed
C. When the layer containing the rule is disabled
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Indeed correct answer is B
For some connections, instead of seeing “match” or “miss”, the proxy will report “n/a” which means the rule did not apply to that connection. In most cases, it is because the rule is specific to a protocol and the connection was not using that protocol
Reference : https://support.symantec.com/us/en/article.tech242198.html
Answer is B . If rule is not reached in Evaluation, it won’t be listed in Policy trace.