This report provides a detailed analysis of network application traffic using Wireshark, a network packet analyzer. The analysis involves capturing network packets on both Linux and Windows platforms, examining the captured data, and analyzing network protocols such as TCP and HTTP. The report includes an overview of Wireshark, the data capture process, and the identification of IP addresses and MAC addresses. It discusses the TCP three-way handshake, DNS queries, and round trip delay. The report also compares Wireshark with Microsoft Message Analyzer, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in network analysis. The analysis aims to provide insights into network behavior, protocol usage, and potential network issues. The document also touches on network components such as PCs, interface cards, ethernet cables, modems, firewalls, routers, and switches.