wodVPN is VPN peer-to-peer ActiveX component that is used to establish Virtual Private Network between two peers. All communication between those peers is encrypted and secured. Peers are able to forward local and remote ports, send messages, etc.
 

Redirects full network traffic

Using included virtual 'WeOnlyDo Network Adapter' you can route all network traffic for specified adapter to remote wodVPN peer. That way you can make real VPN between multiple "many-to-many" wodVPN instances. Each local instance will route traffic to one corresponding wodVPN peer. All packets are routed - ICMP, UDP and TCP.
 

Uses UDP packets

wodVPN will work fast over network connection since it uses UDP packets for communication. It implements reliable UDP transfer, similar to TCP stack by itself.
 

Supports TCP and UDP forwarding

Both TCP and UDP packets can be sent over wodVPN. You can initiate local port forwarding, but also remote port forwarding - any side can behave as the server. Furthermore, wodVPN has SOCKS server support - it can listen (usually on port 1080) and provide SOCKS service to any local application capable of using SOCKS proxy. Such socksified connection will be sent to other peer which will then redirect it to real computer.
 

UPnP support

When there are UPnP (Universal plug-and-play) devices found on your network, wodVPN will try to use them to ease up establishing connection with remote peer.
 

Free mediator to locate other peer

Free mediator server is provided. Besides wodVPN's mediator capabilities, there is also a simple PHP script that will listen for incoming UDP packets and redirect them to other peer. You can (and you should!) run it on any PHP-capable server that you can reach with both peers.

Searching for peers is really simple - Search method will provide it fast and easy. And if you already know where your peers are - you can just call Connect method on any side to establish link between them.