How do you reset the hit count on a Security policy rule?

In the Palo Alto Networks web interface, you can navigate to Policies > Security, right-click on the "Hit Count" column for a specific rule, and then select "Reset" from the context menu. This action directly resets the counter for that individual rule without affecting other rules or requiring a reboot.

A dataplane reboot is an extreme measure that would clear many counters but is not the appropriate or specific method for resetting a single policy rule's hit count.

There is no such direct path as "Device > Setup > Logging and Reporting Settings > Reset Hit Count" for resetting individual policy rule hit counts; this path relates to general logging settings, not specific rule counters.

While there might be CLI commands to show or clear statistics, the precise command `reset hitcount <POLICY-NAME>` is not the standard or documented method for resetting hit counts for security policy rules; the common CLI command for resetting rule counters is `clear counter global policy <policy_name>`.