What sorts of data does the App Flow Monitor specifically track?

The App Flow Monitor is designed to track incoming and outgoing data packets associated with applications traversing the network. This tool provides valuable insights into application performance, bandwidth consumption, user behavior, and overall network traffic patterns. By monitoring data packets, the App Flow Monitor can help identify issues such as bandwidth hogs or applications that may be misconfigured or generating excessive traffic.

The other options involve specific categories of data that the App Flow Monitor is not specifically intended to track, making the focus on data packets particularly relevant. For instance, while firewall breach attempts and administrative login attempts pertain to security monitoring, those would typically be managed by a different set of tools aimed at intrusion detection or access control auditing. Configuration changes are important for device management but again fall outside the scope of what the App Flow Monitor is set up to analyze. Therefore, the ability to monitor incoming and outgoing data packets is the core function of the App Flow Monitor, making it the correct choice.