Policy Test tool issues

Question

When using the Policy Test tool, it's showing my the device I'm testing (computer I'm on) using what appears to be the wrong firewall rule. The firewall rule this computer is using sits above an 'Allow All' firewall rule: 
 Firewall Rule (computer) - Source: LAN, MAC Host; Destination: WAN, Any Host; Services: DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, SMTPS, IMAPS, etc. 
 Firewall Rule (allow all) - Source: LAN, Any Host; Destination: WAN, Any Host; Services: Any 
 The Policy Test I'm running is to www.google.com which shows its using TCP port 80 (HTTP), so it should be utilizing the first firewall rule. The weird part is if I disable the bottom 'Allow All' firewall rule, I can still browse the internet just fine on my computer because I believe it's using the higher firewall rule, but when I run the Policy Test tool, it shows it being denied and hitting the default hidden deny all rule. 
 Anyone else seeing similar results with the Policy Test tool?

Michael Dunn · Accepted Answer

Can you provide screenshots of your firewall rules, the policy test (both what you are entering in and the results), what you expect the policy tester to reply, and how the system actually behaves when you run traffic through it. And a copy of the MAC Host. 
 
 My guess - and this is just a guess - is that it has trouble matching rule based on the "MAC Host". The policy tester is based on the entered in source IP, and it may not be able to resolve the IP to be the same thing as the MAC Host object (since the IP of the MAC Host can change). Would it be possible for you to temporarily try with an IP Host object instead?