When enabling an interface in Native Bridge Mode, what zone does it associate with?

Enabling an interface in Native Bridge Mode associates it with the same zone as the parent interface. This is because Native Bridge Mode is designed to allow multiple interfaces to share the same IP address and bridge traffic seamlessly, which means that the security policies or configurations tied to the parent interface also apply to the bridged interface. By associating with the same zone, the network security and management become consistent, and devices can communicate across the bridged interfaces while still adhering to the security policies set at the level of the parent interface. This setup is crucial for creating a unified network experience without sacrificing security and control.

In contrast, other options suggest associations with different or user-defined zones, which would complicate the management of traffic and security settings, leading to potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.