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A FASTBUS-based data acquisition system is being developed at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory for use with its collider detector. Due to the complexity of this system, some form of diagnostic tool had to be devised to help locate hardware and software problems on any particular segment of the system. The Snoop module developed at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center provides monitoring and test capabilities for FASTBUS. In the present work two Snoop modules have been connected to a host and software has been written to control their monitoring capabilities. The resulting diagnostic system can follow FASTBUS messages through the data acquisition system in real time. Details of both the hardware interconnections and the controlling software are presented.