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That check belongs to App Connector backend reachability: test DNS and TCP reachability from the serving connector environment. It would not directly diagnose the separate ZPA entitlement mismatch failure.

That check belongs to ZPA app segment mismatch: confirm destination FQDN, protocol and ports against the segment definition. It would not directly diagnose the separate ZPA entitlement mismatch failure.

That check belongs to ZPA posture rejection: inspect posture status and the applied access policy. It would not directly diagnose the separate ZPA entitlement mismatch failure.

This would be evidence for ZPA access policy block trend: the block trend rises for the targeted application after the change. It does not demonstrate that the team can inspect whether connectors serving a private application are currently unhealthy using ZPA App Connector Status diagnostics.

This would be evidence for ZPA User Activity diagnostics: A filtered session shows the application segment, user identity and reported failure. It does not demonstrate that the team can inspect whether connectors serving a private application are currently unhealthy using ZPA App Connector Status diagnostics.

This would be evidence for ZPA User Status diagnostics: the filtered authentication record identifies an authentication failure or success. It does not demonstrate that the team can inspect whether connectors serving a private application are currently unhealthy using ZPA App Connector Status diagnostics.

That check fits App Connector group, because check group membership, connector heartbeat and service reachability. It does not diagnose the different incident involving App Connector provisioning key and the need to enroll a newly deployed App Connector with the correct tenant connector group.

That check fits ZPA App Connector, because check connector health and outbound connectivity to required cloud endpoints. It does not diagnose the different incident involving App Connector provisioning key and the need to enroll a newly deployed App Connector with the correct tenant connector group.

That check fits ZPA server group, because inspect server-group routing and connector-to-app reachability. It does not diagnose the different incident involving App Connector provisioning key and the need to enroll a newly deployed App Connector with the correct tenant connector group.

That check fits GRE tunnel, because check tunnel reachability, outer routing and matching ZIA traffic logs. It does not diagnose the different incident involving IPsec tunnel and the need to protect forwarded branch traffic across an untrusted transport while connecting to the cloud service.

That check fits Z-Tunnel forwarding, because inspect the endpoint forwarding mode and tunnel service state. It does not diagnose the different incident involving IPsec tunnel and the need to protect forwarded branch traffic across an untrusted transport while connecting to the cloud service.

That check fits Forwarding profile, because inspect profile assignment, network detection and active forwarding action. It does not diagnose the different incident involving IPsec tunnel and the need to protect forwarded branch traffic across an untrusted transport while connecting to the cloud service.

That diagnostic target applies to ZPA entitlement mismatch, where the team needs to identify why one authenticated user is blocked while another can open the same private app. Its failure dependency is ZPA access policy evaluates identity, groups and app context before permitting connections, which is different from the reported App Connector backend reachability issue.

That diagnostic target applies to App Connector cloud disconnect, where the team needs to investigate a previously healthy connector with no current ZPA cloud connectivity. Its failure dependency is connector diagnostics and local logs reveal cloud-channel health and possible registration faults, which is different from the reported App Connector backend reachability issue.

That diagnostic target applies to ZPA app segment mismatch, where the team needs to investigate why one port on an internal service works but another is not published. Its failure dependency is application segment hostname and port definitions bound which private services may be reached, which is different from the reported App Connector backend reachability issue.

That behavior describes ZPA browser access rule: browser access enforces identity-aware access for published supported private browser apps. It addresses the separate need to give a contractor access to a supported private web app without a full network-layer client, rather than describing the selected ZPA server-group association mechanism.

That behavior describes ZPA access policy: ZPA access policy evaluates user and application context before permitting sessions. It addresses the separate need to limit internal ERP access to a named finance group rather than all authenticated users, rather than describing the selected ZPA server-group association mechanism.

That behavior describes ZPA device posture condition: A posture predicate contributes endpoint state to ZPA access policy evaluation. It addresses the separate need to require a compliant managed endpoint in addition to a valid private-app user identity, rather than describing the selected ZPA server-group association mechanism.

That check fits ZIA sub-location, because verify the source mapping, parent and applied sub-location scope. It does not diagnose the different incident involving ZIA location definition and the need to associate traffic from a known site or gateway with the appropriate tenant location configuration.

That check fits Location group, because compare matched policy location group against current member locations. It does not diagnose the different incident involving ZIA location definition and the need to associate traffic from a known site or gateway with the appropriate tenant location configuration.

That check fits Policy activation, because check activation state, policy timestamp and a new test transaction. It does not diagnose the different incident involving ZIA location definition and the need to associate traffic from a known site or gateway with the appropriate tenant location configuration.

This warning belongs to Client Connector export logs: disabling security services may hide the issue rather than preserve useful evidence. It is not the specific caution required for Client Connector repair.

This warning belongs to Client Connector debug mode: debug mode should not be left as a substitute for fixing the underlying issue. It is not the specific caution required for Client Connector repair.

This warning belongs to Incorrect forwarding profile: the proper profile depends on the applicable trusted-network and tunnel configuration. It is not the specific caution required for Client Connector repair.

That evidence is appropriate for NSS missing web events: new test web transactions arrive in the collector with the expected log type. It would not confirm remediation of DLP policy false positive.

That evidence is appropriate for ZIA request-path mismatch: A fresh test request appears under the expected source and forwarding channel. It would not confirm remediation of DLP policy false positive.

That evidence is appropriate for SAML sign-in loop: A direct IdP request succeeds and the configured service-provider exchange completes. It would not confirm remediation of DLP policy false positive.

This would be evidence for Private app microsegmentation: A permitted app succeeds while an unrelated internal host remains unreachable. It does not demonstrate that the team can permit a temporary vendor site only during an approved maintenance window using Time-scoped web policy.

This would be evidence for Device-risk conditional access: the policy rejects a deliberately noncompliant endpoint. It does not demonstrate that the team can permit a temporary vendor site only during an approved maintenance window using Time-scoped web policy.

This would be evidence for Managed-device cloud restriction: managed and unmanaged test sessions receive the configured differing decisions. It does not demonstrate that the team can permit a temporary vendor site only during an approved maintenance window using Time-scoped web policy.

For ZDX impacted location, an organization-wide average can conceal a localized performance problem. It is not the specific constraint the reviewer needs to assess for ZDX device health detail.

For ZDX web-probe metric, A successful TCP connection does not measure the full browser page-fetch experience. It is not the specific constraint the reviewer needs to assess for ZDX device health detail.

For ZDX application score, A score is not a packet-level root-cause diagnosis on its own. It is not the specific constraint the reviewer needs to assess for ZDX device health detail.