Where can you find out which policy caused an action on a specific host?

The correct choice indicates that the Policy Actions tab is the place to find out which specific policy caused an action on a host. This tab provides detailed visibility into the interactions between the host and the policies applied in the network.

When a policy takes an action, such as restricting access or applying a setting, it is essential to track which policy triggered that action. The Policy Actions tab consolidates this information, allowing administrators to quickly reference and analyze the effects of various policies on a host.

This information is crucial for troubleshooting, ensuring compliance, and understanding the overall security posture of the network. Analyzing the Policy Actions gives insights into how policies are affecting host behavior and can guide future policy adjustments to enhance security and functionality.

Other options do not serve this purpose. The Host Information section typically contains general details about the host itself, while the Action History tab may log actions taken on the host, but it may not correlate those actions directly with the specific policies that caused them. The Connection Settings tab focuses on configurations related to network connectivity, rather than policy-related actions.