Which feature provides an overview of network and user activity in real time?

The feature that provides an overview of network and user activity in real time is the App Flow Monitor. This tool is designed to give network administrators visibility into application-level traffic and user behavior, allowing for monitoring of active connections and usage patterns as they occur. It aggregates and displays data about the applications being accessed, bandwidth usage, and even the users responsible for that activity, all in a real-time format.

This capability is essential for maintaining network security and efficiency, as it enables administrators to quickly identify potential issues, unusual activity, or bandwidth hogs that may impact overall network performance. The visual dashboard and reporting features make it an invaluable resource for making timely and informed decisions regarding network management.

On the other hand, System Logs, Event Logs, and Connections serve different purposes. System and Event Logs provide historical data and alerts for incidents that have already occurred, useful for post-event analysis rather than real-time monitoring. Connections might reflect current connections but do not provide the comprehensive overview of user activity like App Flow Monitor does.