What aspect does the Packet Monitor primarily help with?

The Packet Monitor is primarily designed to identify and analyze packet flows within the network. This tool provides in-depth visibility into the traffic that passes through the firewall, allowing administrators to examine the characteristics of individual packets and flows, such as source and destination IP addresses, protocol types, and packet size.

By analyzing these packet flows, network administrators can troubleshoot connectivity issues, monitor performance, and ensure that the security policies are effectively implemented. Understanding how packets traverse the network and recognizing patterns or anomalies in that traffic is vital for maintaining a secure and efficient network environment.

While options like managing user sessions, tracking bandwidth usage, and configuring firewall rules are relevant to overall network management and security, these functions do not specifically relate to the detailed packet-level analysis that the Packet Monitor excels at. Therefore, the key strength of the Packet Monitor lies in its ability to provide insight into the actual traffic flows rather than broader network management tasks.