Yes, but Lanemu was designed to be a simpler solution. Ordinary users are unlikely to be able to figure out what’s mentioned above.

Nemula :P

Well, Lanemu (which is L2) and Yggdrasil use different approaches. In Lanemu, NAT traversal is built in from the start: Starting with version 0.14, RUDP with UDP hole punching is used as the default transport protocol, allowing two nodes behind NAT to connect directly to each other something Yggdrasil does not support on its own, since routing in Yggdrasil is carried out via peering channels that must be configured manually. Lanemu also has a lower barrier to entry: you install it, launch it, and get an IP address, it’s similar to using Hamachi or ZeroTier, whereas Yggdrasil typically requires manual configuration of a peer list as soon as you go beyond your local network segment.

Even I don’t quite understand how to use it.

It’s not an AI-involved project. Hm?