Which view is most helpful in troubleshooting prolonged AD synchronization tasks?

The most helpful view for troubleshooting prolonged Active Directory (AD) synchronization tasks is found in the Background Tasks for Non Extracts. This view provides detailed insights into tasks that are running in the background without requiring data extracts. It allows administrators to monitor processes that may be influencing AD sync performance, offering visibility into specific job runtimes, success or failure statuses, and any associated logs.

By observing this view, one can identify bottlenecks or issues during the synchronization process, as it highlights tasks that may be delayed or taking an unusually long time to execute. This focused visibility is crucial for effective troubleshooting, letting admins pinpoint where the problem lies and take appropriate action to resolve it.

In contrast, other options like Server Performance Monitoring, User Activity Reports, and Server Status Dashboard provide different types of information that may not directly relate to the specifics of AD synchronization tasks. While they are valuable for overall performance monitoring, user engagement, or server health, they do not specialize in the nuances of background task processing related to non-extract activities, which is essential for addressing prolonged synchronization issues effectively.