True or False: A policy trace does not show a request being evaluated against a rule that follows in the same layer as the rule that the request triggered.

A policy trace provides an analysis of how incoming requests are evaluated against defined rules within a proxy server's policy framework. When a request triggers a particular rule, the policy trace will not show any subsequent rules that exist within the same layer being evaluated for that request. The reasoning behind this is that once a matching rule is found and applied, the evaluation stops for that layer, and any further rules are bypassed.

The rationale is based on the principle of rule prioritization and execution in policy configurations. Each layer in a policy often has a defined order, and once a condition is satisfied and a decision is made (e.g., allowing or blocking traffic), there is no need to check additional rules within that same layer, as they would not come into play for that specific request.

Thus, stating that a policy trace does not show subsequent rules being evaluated after a trigger is accurate, confirming that the correct answer is true.