An administrator creates a global address book and a security zone-specific address book. A host address is defined with the same name in both address books, but with different IP subnets. When a packet originates from that security zone, which address book entry takes precedence?
Local zone-specific address books are evaluated first before the global address book.
Why this answer
Zone-specific address books take precedence over global address books when resolving address names for policies originating from that specific zone.