how to show the network topology efficiently using c#

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hi，guys. I just study c#. I want to build a program to show the network topology by ping. But the computers are too much, i have to show 50 nearly computers in a page. Now, I use the picturebox control to show the network topology of these computers.it look so ugly. So, i want to konw if there are more efficent way to show the network topology? Thanks

Posted 16-Jul-13 19:24pm

hjgc2001

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Nirav Prabtani 17-Jul-13 1:31am

why do you want it in c#??

hjgc2001 17-Jul-13 10:37am

because i just study c#

AmitGajjar 17-Jul-13 1:40am

your question is not clear... could you show us the image you are creating ?

hjgc2001 17-Jul-13 10:39am

I have a network in which contains 50 computers and servers. I want to show these network topology in a program, and sue the class ping in c# to show the connection of network.

AmitGajjar 18-Jul-13 23:37pm

you can show that in single image with zoom-in zoom-out functionality.

hjgc2001 19-Jul-13 0:29am

Thanks your reply. Are there some examples to study?

AmitGajjar 19-Jul-13 1:09am

you can find so many discussion on zoom and pan with image, also you can refer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/741956/pan-zoom-image discussion.

hjgc2001 20-Jul-13 9:31am

Thanks a lot

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