University Network Application Management Project: Wireshark Analysis

This project delves into network application management by utilizing Wireshark, a powerful network analysis tool. The project analyzes network traffic at various levels, examining network internals and protocols. It explores Wireshark's capabilities, including packet capture, protocol analysis, and the visualization of network data. The project involves analyzing three different networks and comparing their performance characteristics, such as throughput and round trip time. It also provides a comparison between Wireshark and Microsoft Message Analyzer, discussing their ease of use, graphical user interfaces, and traffic visualization methods. The project highlights Wireshark's user-friendly interface, packet capturing capabilities, and statistical generation features. The conclusion summarizes the key findings, emphasizing the importance of Wireshark in understanding and troubleshooting network issues. The project also includes references to relevant literature on Wireshark and network analysis.