Refer to the exhibit. When configuring this access control rule in Cisco FMC, what happens with the traffic destined to the DMZjnside zone once the configuration is deployed?

If an access control rule in Cisco FMC is configured with a simple 'permit' action without an associated intrusion policy, file policy, or other deep inspection profiles, then all traffic matching that rule (e.g., from any zone to DMZ_inside) will be allowed to pass through the firewall without further security inspection. This implies it bypasses advanced threat analysis capabilities.

A permit rule's purpose is to allow traffic, so stating 'no traffic will be allowed' contradicts the nature of a permit rule.

Traffic is only allowed after inspection if an inspection policy (like an intrusion policy or file policy) is explicitly applied to the access control rule. A basic permit rule does not imply inspection.

The concept of 'trusted' traffic is usually defined by policies or specific rules, and a general permit rule doesn't inherently imply a pre-existing trust; it simply permits what it matches.