Which tool is specifically designed to analyze frequently used applications?

The Application Bandwidth Monitor is specifically engineered to analyze and track the usage of applications across the network. This tool provides detailed insights into the bandwidth consumption of various applications, allowing network administrators to identify which applications are most frequently used and how much bandwidth they are consuming. By focusing on application performance and usage patterns, administrators can make informed decisions regarding resource allocation, policies for bandwidth management, and troubleshooting network issues related to application performance.

In contrast, other tools like the Traffic Analyzer primarily focus on overall traffic analysis rather than specifics about application usage. The Connection Rate Monitor is used to monitor the number of concurrent connections being processed, while the Network Probe Tool is designed for broader network monitoring and analysis. These tools do not drill down into application-level data in the same way the Application Bandwidth Monitor does.