You are asked to configure real-time performance monitoring (RPM) between two Junos devices to track traffic in your network. Which two application traffic types can you track? (Choose two.)

Junos RPM allows for tracking ICMP probes, which are commonly used to measure network latency, jitter, and packet loss between devices. This is a fundamental type of network performance monitoring.

SNMP is a protocol used for network management and monitoring of devices themselves, not typically a traffic type tracked by RPM probes for end-to-end performance.

TCP probes can be configured in Junos RPM to monitor TCP connection establishment and data transfer, providing insight into application-layer performance and reachability. This allows for more granular service-level monitoring.

While HTTPS uses TCP, RPM typically tracks the underlying TCP connection characteristics rather than the specific application-layer protocol like HTTPS itself in a direct probe type.