What type of monitoring is provided by the Protocol Monitor?

The Protocol Monitor is designed to provide insights specifically into network protocol analysis. It focuses on examining network traffic and the various protocols that are utilized for communication across the network. This tool allows administrators to track the interactions and behaviors of network protocols, helping to identify potential issues such as misconfigurations, performance bottlenecks, and anomalies in the communication process.

By analyzing the protocols in use, the Protocol Monitor helps ensure compliance with expected behaviors and can be crucial for troubleshooting. This capability is essential for maintaining the integrity and performance of the network by allowing for informed decisions based on the observed behavior of network traffic.

Other types of monitoring, such as application performance tracking or user activity surveillance, serve different purposes and are not the primary focus of the Protocol Monitor. Additionally, system resource utilization pertains to monitoring hardware and performance metrics on devices rather than the network protocols themselves. Thus, the choice that aligns with the purpose of the Protocol Monitor is clearly centered on network protocol analysis.