An organization needs to route traffic for a custom internal application that is not in the predefined application list. The application uses TCP port 8443 and a specific destination IP range. How should the APBR policy match this traffic?

Match on the source IP address of the users accessing the application.

Use a custom application definition that specifies the IP protocol, port, and destination address.

Use a security policy to permit the traffic and then apply a static route for the destination IP range.

Use the predefined application 'junos:UNKNOWN' and rely on the destination IP range.

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