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README.md

Moonlight Internet Hosting Tool

  • Enable Moonlight streaming from your PC over the Internet with no configuration required
  • Troubleshoot streaming issues with the included testing tool

How to Use

  1. Install the MSI package from the GitHub Releases Page on your host gaming PC.
  2. If neccessary, run the Moonlight Internet Streaming Tester installed with this software.

Technical Features

  • Supports all major port forwarding protocols (UPnP, NAT-PMP, and PCP) for the best possible router compatibility
  • Supports streaming on IPv4-only, IPv6-only, and dual-stack Internet connections
  • Supports successful forwarding in double-NAT environments by configuring port mappings on all NATs found on the way to the Internet
  • Supports forwarding on Carrier-Grade NATs (CGNs) by directly using PCP when the ISP doesn't implement UPnP-PCP interoperability