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Display Logical Links Between Nodes #45

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bpe2 opened this issue Jan 13, 2023 · 3 comments
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Display Logical Links Between Nodes #45

bpe2 opened this issue Jan 13, 2023 · 3 comments

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@bpe2
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bpe2 commented Jan 13, 2023

Currently, only physical links are displayed between two nodes
It would be useful to display logical links between nodes to represent a relationship/connection between them, for example:

  • Traffic flows
  • Sidelink connections between wireless nodes
  • TCP connections
  • WiFi association

From the module, the user should be able to:

  • Show/hide the link
  • set an offset/position of the line
  • adjust appearance of the line:
    • Color
    • Thickness
    • Solid/Dashed
@tomhenderson
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Agreed on this, and wondering about also adding routes (multi-hop paths) to show routing paths, paths that traffic flows are actually traversing, etc. Not sure if you consider that a separate feature request or an extension of this.

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igs3000 commented Feb 10, 2023

Displaying this kind of links are good while visualizing wired networks.
But, I believe that displaying 'too much logical link with lines' while visualizing a wireless ad hoc network scenario will spoil the elegance of 'wireless' nature of that scenario.

From the module, the user should be able to:

Show/hide the link
set an offset/position of the line
adjust appearance of the line:
Color
Thickness
Solid/Dashed

This is good—So, in such case, we may use dotted lines of very light colors without disturbing the very 'wireless nature' of the scenario.

Just a thought.

@YueLester
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How is this work going? I try to show the communication process in the network. For example, the communication status between nodes or the process of sending and receiving packets can be displayed.

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