Meshconnect router RDP connection should map UDP port also

[troymroberts]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No it's not related to a problem so much. But the default action of the Meshcentral router application on a right click RDP connection, maps a TCP 3389 port for connection which works however it doesn't map a UDP port also, which leaves RDP performance on the table

Describe the solution you'd like
The application should map an identical UDP port for 3389

Describe alternatives you've considered
I've mapped the ports manually on a per server configuration, but that's clunky and inconvenient.

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

[tomsik-radek]

If mounting both manually doesn't introduce any problems, I don't see why it shouldn't happen, either by default or with a client (or server) side option.

[troymroberts]

If mounting both manually doesn't introduce any problems, I don't see why it shouldn't happen, either by default or with a client (or server) side option.

It doesn't seem to like doing it manually though. Sometimes when i attempt it, either one of the ports gets "stopped" or if i do it as a mapping. Meshcentral will pick a random port for the source port.

[si458]

just moving this to the correct repo 👍

when you click RDP, meshcentralrouter will pick a random TCP port like 12345 and map that to the remote computer
do you also need it to map UDP port 12345 then to the remote computer as well?

[troymroberts]

just moving this to the correct repo 👍

when you click RDP, meshcentralrouter will pick a random TCP port like 12345 and map that to the remote computer do you also need it to map UDP port 12345 then to the remote computer as well?

Yes correct. So it should look like

Random port e.g. 12345 (local computer) ---> 3389 TCP (remote computer)
+
Same Random port e.g. 12345 (local computer) ---> 3389 UDP (remote computer)

RDP performance is assisted by the availability of UDP connections, especially over slow ones

So you should see the following connections details