In NGAF (Next-Generation Application Firewall) device, "pass-through mode" typically refers to a mode in which network traffic is allowed to pass through the device without undergoing deep inspection or firewall rules. This mode is often used for scenarios where you want the NGAF device to function as a transparent bridge, simply forwarding traffic without applying security policies or inspecting the data packets in detail. It's commonly employed when the NGAF device is used for monitoring or network troubleshooting purposes, allowing traffic to flow without any interference from the firewall's security features.

In NGAF (Next-Generation Application Firewall) device, "pass-through mode" typically refers to a mode in which network traffic is allowed to pass through the device without undergoing deep inspection or firewall rules. This mode is often used for scenarios where you want the NGAF device to function as a transparent bridge, simply forwarding traffic without applying security policies or inspecting the data packets in detail. It's commonly employed when the NGAF device is used for monitoring or network troubleshooting purposes, allowing traffic to flow without any interference from the firewall's security features.