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This would be evidence for Private app segment mapping: the matching segment includes the intended hostname and required port. It does not demonstrate that the team can give an approved user browser-based access to a supported private web application without installing the full client using ZPA browser access.

This would be evidence for Private app access event: the session record shows the user, destination app and allowed or denied decision. It does not demonstrate that the team can give an approved user browser-based access to a supported private web application without installing the full client using ZPA browser access.

This would be evidence for Client-based private app access: the application session succeeds and is recorded against the approved app segment. It does not demonstrate that the team can give an approved user browser-based access to a supported private web application without installing the full client using ZPA browser access.

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 app segment mismatch failure.

That check belongs to ZPA entitlement mismatch: inspect matched access rule and user attributes in session diagnostics. It would not directly diagnose the separate ZPA app segment mismatch failure.

That check belongs to App Connector cloud disconnect: check connector status, outbound reachability and local service logs. It would not directly diagnose the separate ZPA app segment mismatch failure.

That check belongs to TLS interception trust failure: verify the installed root, application trust store and configured inspection scope. It would not directly diagnose the separate SAML sign-in loop failure.

That check belongs to Expired SAML certificate: inspect certificate validity, metadata and relevant SAML error details. It would not directly diagnose the separate SAML sign-in loop failure.

That check belongs to Incorrect group mapping: inspect IdP claims, service-side mappings and policy evaluation. It would not directly diagnose the separate SAML sign-in loop failure.

Z-Tunnel forwarding is used to forward supported endpoint internet traffic through Client Connector's tunnel mode. It works because Z-Tunnel uses client forwarding transport to direct eligible traffic to ZIA enforcement, but does not directly implement the named need for Forwarding profile.

IPsec tunnel is used to protect forwarded branch traffic across an untrusted transport while connecting to the cloud service. It works because IPsec establishes an encrypted tunnel with agreed security associations to the provider edge, but does not directly implement the named need for Forwarding profile.

PAC file forwarding is used to steer supported browser or proxy-aware requests to an approved proxy based on destination logic. It works because A proxy auto-configuration file returns proxy instructions or DIRECT according to its JavaScript conditions, but does not directly implement the named need for Forwarding profile.

This would be evidence for Z-Tunnel forwarding: Client mode reports tunnel forwarding and a sampled eligible request appears in ZIA logs. It does not demonstrate that the team can steer supported browser or proxy-aware requests to an approved proxy based on destination logic using PAC file forwarding.

This would be evidence for GRE tunnel: the GRE tunnel is up and test traffic is observed on the corresponding ZIA path. It does not demonstrate that the team can steer supported browser or proxy-aware requests to an approved proxy based on destination logic using PAC file forwarding.

This would be evidence for Forwarding profile: the client selects the expected trusted-network branch of its assigned forwarding profile. It does not demonstrate that the team can steer supported browser or proxy-aware requests to an approved proxy based on destination logic using PAC file forwarding.

This would be evidence for Policy exception expiry: the exception is no longer effective after the documented end date. It does not demonstrate that the team can explain why a web request is being blocked to reduce confusion and help-desk tickets using User notification message.

This would be evidence for Policy test transaction: the web or firewall log shows the new rule ID and correct disposition. It does not demonstrate that the team can explain why a web request is being blocked to reduce confusion and help-desk tickets using User notification message.

This would be evidence for Security rule priority: A narrow test request matches the explicit exception at the intended priority. It does not demonstrate that the team can explain why a web request is being blocked to reduce confusion and help-desk tickets using User notification message.

ZPA access policy block trend is used to check whether an access-rule change increased denials to a private application. It works because user Activity diagnostics provides an access-policy block view over a chosen time interval, but does not directly implement the named need for ZPA User Activity diagnostics.

ZPA User Status diagnostics is used to distinguish authentication failures from downstream private-app connection failures. It works because ZPA User Status diagnostics focuses on client authentication and status records, but does not directly implement the named need for ZPA User Activity diagnostics.

ZPA App Connector Status diagnostics is used to inspect whether connectors serving a private application are currently unhealthy. It works because App Connector Status diagnostics captures connector request health and recent error indicators, but does not directly implement the named need for ZPA User Activity diagnostics.

This would be evidence for Client Connector app profile integration: A newly enrolled test device downloads the intended app and forwarding profile. It does not demonstrate that the team can align Client Connector traffic paths with the network trust criteria and policy design using Location-aware forwarding optimization.

This would be evidence for Experience-guided optimization: A targeted change improves the affected application's score and measured timings. It does not demonstrate that the team can align Client Connector traffic paths with the network trust criteria and policy design using Location-aware forwarding optimization.

This would be evidence for Policy exception minimization: only the intended user and destination succeed during the approved window. It does not demonstrate that the team can align Client Connector traffic paths with the network trust criteria and policy design using Location-aware forwarding optimization.

That behavior describes Managed-device cloud restriction: context-aware access can constrain cloud activity using supported device information. It addresses the separate need to allow approved corporate uploads only from enrolled device populations, rather than describing the selected Private app microsegmentation mechanism.

That behavior describes Time-scoped web policy: A time condition narrows the matching period for the web access rule. It addresses the separate need to permit a temporary vendor site only during an approved maintenance window, rather than describing the selected Private app microsegmentation mechanism.

That behavior describes Device-risk conditional access: access rules evaluate configured device posture conditions alongside user entitlement. It addresses the separate need to restrict an app if available endpoint posture fails a required control, rather than describing the selected Private app microsegmentation mechanism.

Web Insights filter is used to identify the blocked web requests for one named employee during an incident window. It works because ZIA Web Insights supports transaction analysis with user, action, destination, and time filters, but does not directly implement the named need for Insights time filter.

DNS Insights view is used to investigate whether a suspected domain was queried and what security action followed. It works because DNS Insights exposes observed DNS traffic and associated classifications or enforcement where recorded, but does not directly implement the named need for Insights time filter.

Firewall Insights view is used to separate permitted and denied firewall flows for an affected branch location. It works because firewall Insights analyzes ZIA firewall traffic with location, action, destination and protocol context, but does not directly implement the named need for Insights time filter.

That behavior describes Insights time filter: insights time filtering restricts the displayed evidence to the chosen date, time and time-zone context. It addresses the separate need to compare a production issue across a specified one-hour period without mixing prior-day traffic, rather than describing the selected Web Insights filter mechanism.

That behavior describes Firewall Insights view: firewall Insights analyzes ZIA firewall traffic with location, action, destination and protocol context. It addresses the separate need to separate permitted and denied firewall flows for an affected branch location, rather than describing the selected Web Insights filter mechanism.

That behavior describes DNS Insights view: DNS Insights exposes observed DNS traffic and associated classifications or enforcement where recorded. It addresses the separate need to investigate whether a suspected domain was queried and what security action followed, rather than describing the selected Web Insights filter mechanism.