Which path in PAN-OS 10.0 displays the list of port-based security policy rules?

The correct answer is A. Policies> Security> Rule Usage> No App Specified. In PAN-OS 10.0, navigating to Policies > Security > Rule Usage > 'No App Specified' filters and displays security rules that rely solely on port/protocol for matching - these are the classic port-based rules that have not been updated to use App-ID. This filter helps…

Submitted by weili_xi· Apr 18, 2026Policy Evaluation and Management

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APolicies> Security> Rule Usage> No App Specified
BPolicies> Security> Rule Usage> Port only specified
CPolicies> Security> Rule Usage> Port-based Rules
DPolicies> Security> Rule Usage> Unused Apps

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Explanation

In PAN-OS 10.0, navigating to Policies > Security > Rule Usage > 'No App Specified' filters and displays security rules that rely solely on port/protocol for matching - these are the classic port-based rules that have not been updated to use App-ID. This filter helps administrators identify which rules still need to be migrated to application-based policies. The label 'No App Specified' directly indicates that no App-ID application has been defined in those rules, making them port-based by default.

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#PAN-OS Navigation#Security Policies#Port-based Rules#Rule Usage

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