At the fundamental awareness level, individuals are expected to understand the basic purpose and capabilities of Microsoft Azure Network Watcher, navigate the Azure portal to access it, and identify its basic components. They should have a general awareness of what Network Watcher can do but lack hands-on experience.

Novices can set up Network Watcher in an Azure subscription, configure it to monitor network traffic, and use it to diagnose basic network connectivity issues. They have some practical experience and can perform straightforward tasks with guidance.

Intermediate users can implement Network Security Group (NSG) flow logs, analyze network performance using Network Performance Monitor, and utilize Connection Monitor for tracking end-to-end network connections. They can handle more complex tasks independently and troubleshoot common issues.

Advanced practitioners can automate network monitoring tasks using Azure PowerShell, integrate Network Watcher with Azure Monitor for advanced alerting, and troubleshoot complex network issues. They are proficient in optimizing and managing network monitoring solutions.

Experts design comprehensive network monitoring strategies using Network Watcher, optimize network performance based on insights, and lead teams in implementing and managing Network Watcher across multiple Azure environments. They possess deep technical knowledge and strategic oversight.