Netrinos Client v1.3.0 Release Notes

Release Date: 2026-01-31

Overview

Version 1.3.0 introduces Virtual Devices, a new way to expose LAN devices onto your Netrinos network. Instead of configuring individual port forwards, each LAN device gets its own SecureIP and becomes accessible like any other Netrinos peer.

Virtual Devices

What Are Virtual Devices?

Virtual Devices let you add LAN devices (NAS, cameras, printers, IoT devices) to your Netrinos network without installing software on them. Each device gets a dedicated SecureIP address, making it accessible from anywhere on your network.

Key Benefits

• No port configuration: Access any service on the device without setting up port forwards
• Works across sites: Connect to devices on 192.168.1.x at home and 192.168.1.x at the office without conflicts
• Supports complex protocols: RTSP cameras, SIP phones, and FTP servers work without special configuration
• Easy discovery: Network scan finds devices automatically

How to Use

1. Open the Netrinos app and go to Devices
2. Click Scan to discover devices on your network
3. Select a device and click Add to create a Virtual Device
4. Access the device using its SecureIP from any peer on your network

Plan Limits

• Personal: Up to 3 Virtual Devices
• Pro: Unlimited Virtual Devices

Other Improvements

Alerts

• New Clear button to dismiss all alerts
• Alerts now retained for 12 hours (was 24 hours)

Stability

• Improved handling when switching between accounts
• Better cleanup of stale routes and device data
• Fixed display flickering for briefly disconnected peers

Fixes

• Fixed rare timeout when two peers tested each other simultaneously
• Improved NAT traversal on Windows
• Fixed Access Control list not showing device descriptions

Compatibility

• Works with v1.2.4, v1.2.5, and v1.2.6 clients
• Virtual Devices require server v1.3.0 or later
• Mixed-version networks supported for non-VDev features
• No configuration changes required

Updating

Use your normal update process. No special steps required.