AetherRoute is a dual-interface split-tunneling utility designed to optimize UDP packet latency and bypass strict captive-portal firewalls (Fortinet, Sophos, Cyberoam).
By inverting Windows TCP/IP adapter metrics, AetherRoute pushes lightweight authentication and VoIP traffic over a mobile USB tether while binding heavy match-server UDP packets directly to the local Wi-Fi backbone.
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- Safe Core Routing: Removed the legacy WLAN AutoConfig suspension. The engine now strictly relies on native TCP/IP routing tables (
NetTCPIPcmdlets) to prevent any chance of permanent Wi-Fi scanning breakage if the app is unexpectedly force-closed. - Hardware-Accelerated UI: Glassmorphism interface featuring an animated 8-bit mascot and an
[FX: ON/OFF]toggle to save CPU frames on lower-end hardware. - System Tray Integration: Minimizes seamlessly into the Windows taskbar tray for zero desktop clutter.
- Universal Adapter Detection: Automatically maps to any Android or iOS USB tether dynamically.
- Zero Memory Hooks: Operates strictly via native Windows TCP/IP routing APIs (
NetTCPIPcmdlets). It does not inject into game processes or create virtual TAP adapters. - Fully Compliant: 100% safe for Riot Vanguard, Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC), BattlEye, and Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC).
- Click the Download Executable button above to get
AetherRoute.exe. - Connect to your primary Wi-Fi and plug in your phone via USB Tethering.
- Right-click the
.exeand select Run as Administrator. - Click Activate Routing and launch your game.
- When finished, right-click the AetherRoute Shield icon in your system tray and select Exit Completely to restore your normal network metrics.
(Note: If Windows SmartScreen displays a warning, click More Info -> Run Anyway. The application is entirely open-source, and you can inspect the raw .ps1 code in this repository.)
Educational Disclaimer: AetherRoute is an open-source networking proof-of-concept demonstrating dynamic split-tunneling. Users are solely responsible for ensuring their traffic complies with local network Acceptable Use Policies.