The first stop in troubleshooting traffic in a JRSS stack is generally a network monitoring tool, which provides detailed visibility into the traffic flow and assists in pinpointing problems within the stack.
The tool that is essentially the first stop in troubleshooting traffic in a JRSS stack, providing visibility into the entire stack's traffic flow (top-to-bottom), is typically a network monitoring tool or platform. This could range from a basic packet analyzer like Wireshark to more advanced network performance monitoring (NPM) solutions that are designed to give a comprehensive overview of network traffic, allowing for effective troubleshooting and analysis.
Network monitoring tools help in identifying bottlenecks, understanding traffic patterns, and pinpointing the exact layer or component within the stack that might be causing issues. This enables network administrators and IT professionals to quickly diagnose problems and maintain the integrity of the network's performance.