Logical network parameter monitoring:
A) includes monitoring of the network's modems
B) can not track the destination of data routed across the networks
C) can not provide information about the levels of service provided by the network
D) includes performance measurement data on traffic volume on a particular circuit
E) can not keep data about user response times

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Logical network parameter monitoring includes performance measurement data on traffic volume on a particular circuit. This helps to track the performance and efficiency of the network. Monitoring modems (A) is not included in this type of monitoring. Tracking the destination of data across the network (B) is not always feasible or relevant in this context. Information about the levels of service provided by the network (C) may be monitored through other means, such as service level agreements (SLAs). User response times (E) can be monitored through other types of monitoring, such as application performance monitoring (APM).

Logical Network Parameter Monitoring