Lphant is a peer-to-peer (P2P) file downloading and sharing program that stands out for its user-friendliness and abundance of search options. Lphant, which was primarily created as a better version of Emule, has since expanded to include page links like Torrent. This enables it to operate more ambiguously and yield more search results.

It is necessary to configure some aspects ahead and follow a few specific steps in order to install Lphant. First off, since the software is the most recent and effective version currently around, it is advised to use version 3.51 of it. To use the program effectively, it is also vital to map the router's ports. This entails figuring out our computer's IP address and selecting the router ports we want to open. The router must be set up on the opposite ports that Lphant typically creates as default ports.

It's crucial to remember that the internet protocol( IPv4) needs to be configured on the network card in manual mode after the software has been installed. We can use this to compel a particular IP. Additionally, the gateway, which would be the router itself (192.168.1.1), needs to be configured. Configuring a preferred DNS server— the manager address (192.168.1.1)— is crucial for the program to function properly on the external network.

We can start sharing folders and directories in Lphant once the network has been set up. We can use this to search and collaborate with many users on files. We must enable subdirectories and add the folders we want to share in order to accomplish this. It's important to note that Lphant enables file sharing of all kinds, allowing us to share documents, images, videos, and some file types.

We can use the search function in Lphant to enter the desired term. After the search is complete, a list of the results along with the downloadable files is displayed. Additionally, the "Control" tab allows us to view the corresponding graphs for the uploads and downloads we make.

Lphant also has the benefit of providing a user-friendly interface that is simple to use. You can view graphs of the program's performance and activity from there and control all aspects of downloading and sharing files.