Lanemu 0.14 adds RUDP and easier connections through routers
Lanemu 0.14, an private tool, now uses RUDP instead of TCP by default. Older peers can still connect through TCP. It uses the chosen base port n and the next port n+1 for UDP traffic, while port n also accepts older TCP connections.
Its modified RUDP library handles client and server traffic through one UDP port to support . The default port is now fixed at 5521 instead of being selected randomly. STUN finds the public UDP port and internet address of a peer; the default server is Google's stun.l.google.com:19302, but alternatives such as stun.voipcheap.com:3478 can be entered if it is blocked.
A standby notice appears during long tasks such as creating an invitation. Headless use now checks invitation data, and the Advanced tab offers a connection timeout setting. On Windows, the program always requests administrator access, installs the TAP driver automatically, and provides separate builds for different Windows versions.
Key points
- RUDP is now the default, while older peers can continue using TCP.
- The default port is fixed at 5521.
- STUN helps discover public UDP ports and peer addresses.
- validates invitations, and users can change the connection timeout.
- Windows builds request administrator access and install the TAP driver automatically.