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Windows tunnel improvements #818
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This sounds like the better way to go about the whole process, though will require quite a lot of work, so hope to have the time for it. PRs are very much welcome |
It might be possible to code a windows driver using this project as a base: |
Since we can now establish tunnels over both wifi and lockdown, I think we should now avoid all the driver installations and rely solely on the prebuilt wintun binaries. I hope someone is up for the job of wrapping this as a python package. |
Also, I think we can technically just use If anyone is interested in helping, please reach me out |
I created a skeleton project, but I won't have the time to also maintain this project: |
I created a WIP PR for this: https://github.com/doronz88/pytun-pmd3/pull/5/files Couldn't manage to get it to work. I lack knowledge in win development |
Currently the windows rsd tunnel implementation relies on this project: https://github.com/DsoTsin/wintun
Which is based on: https://www.wintun.net/ and also adds:
For better maintainability I suggest the following:
wintun
based on the prebuilt binaries from https://www.wintun.net/wintun
source code - only rely on pre-built binaries and add python bindings (and add a ci build process for all architectures)wintun
has an update - just replace the pre-built binaries and update python bindings if API changed.pnputil.exe /add-driver %s /install
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