Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) Practice Exam

The command used to display the NAT policies enforced by the firewall is "show running nat-policy." This command provides a comprehensive view of the NAT configurations that are currently in effect on the firewall. By executing this command, an administrator can see all active NAT rules applied to the traffic, including static and dynamic NAT, as well as any associated rules such as port forwarding or various translations.

Using this command allows network security professionals to audit their NAT configurations efficiently and ensure that the policies align with their organizational requirements. Generating this output is crucial for troubleshooting and optimizing network security and flow.

Other commands, although they may seem similar in intent, do not provide the complete or appropriate information necessary for understanding the active NAT policies. For instance, commands that include terms like 'current' or 'status' may not directly reflect the rules applying at that moment, or they might be geared toward different command outputs that do not specifically track or show the running NAT configurations.