An engineer modifies a data policy for DIA in VPN 67. The location has two Internet-bound circuits. Only the web browsing traffic must be admitted for DIA, without further discrimination about which…

This configuration correctly matches web browsing traffic by specifying 'destination-port 80 443' and 'destination-ip 0.0.0.0/0', allowing it to reach any internet destination. The 'action accept nat use-vpn 0' permits this traffic and directs it through VPN 0 for Direct Internet Access (DIA). Crucially, 'sequence 5' ensures this rule is evaluated before the existing 'sequence 10' and 'default-action drop', guaranteeing the traffic is admitted.

This option incorrectly uses 'source-ip 0.0.0.0/0' instead of destination IP for internet-bound traffic, and 'set local-tloc-list color biz-internet' explicitly selects a transport, contradicting the requirement of 'without further discrimination about which transport to use'. Additionally, sequence 20 would be after the default drop.

While the match and action are largely correct, 'sequence 20' is too high. This rule would be evaluated after the 'default-action drop' in the existing policy, causing the web browsing traffic to be dropped before this sequence is reached.

This option incorrectly uses 'source-ip 0.0.0.0/0' and explicitly sets a TLOC, which goes against the requirement of not discriminating about which transport to use.