In Forescout, what happens to HTTP actions when misconfigured in the SPAN session?

When HTTP actions are misconfigured in the SPAN (Switched Port Analyzer) session within ForeScout, they fail to execute. This is primarily because a misconfiguration may involve incorrect settings or parameters that do not meet the criteria required for the action to be carried out successfully.

When trying to initiate an HTTP action, the system relies on proper configurations to identify the target and execute the intended command. If any aspect of the configuration is incorrect or incompatible, the action cannot proceed, leading to failure. Ensuring accurate settings is crucial for effective operation in any network monitoring tool like ForeScout.

The other options, such as actions being delayed, executed successfully, or logged for review, do not accurately reflect the outcome of a misconfiguration scenario. Instead, the inability to execute confirms the need to review and rectify any configuration errors to achieve desired functionalities.