.NET8.0、linker、link anywhere

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Overview

Using P2P or server relay, connect multiple LANs to enable communication between any networked devices across these LANs.

	amd64	x86	arm64	arm
Windows	✔	✔	✔
Linux	✔		✔	✔
Linux Musl	✔		✔	✔
Openwrt	✔		✔	✔
Android	✔

Hole punching connections, supporting TCP, UDP, IPv4, and IPv6
Relay connections, with self-hosted relay nodes and support for multiple relay nodes

Cross-region networking: peer-to-peer, peer-to-network, network-to-network, automatic virtual IP allocation, subnet mapping (resolving multi-LAN subnet conflicts)
Port forwarding: forwards a client's port to another client's port
Server penetration: access internal network services via ports or domains (supports scheduled tasks for timed auto-enabling/disabling)
SOCKS5 proxy: while port forwarding requires specifying ports, the SOCKS5 proxy can handle all ports

Encrypted configuration files
Permission management: the main client has full control, allowing the export and configuration of sub-client settings and delegated admin rights
Custom authentication: via HTTP POST, you can define verification rules for allowing connection beacons, relays, and intranet penetration
Traffic statistics: monitors traffic for beacons, relays, and intranet penetration on the server
CD-KEY: temporarily unlocks certain restrictions, such as relays and intranet penetration

Uses the linker.tunnel library for hole punching
Uses the linker.tun virtual NIC library, including Linux TUN and Windows Wintun adapters, NAT conversion, and subnet mapping
Uses the linker.snat library for NAT conversion
Uses linker.messenger.entry for full-feature integration