Virtual Native Network

We have maintained compatibility with old versions, retained support for IPX, and adjusted the code structure to make it easier to integrate third-party application software. We have done our best to beautify the interface and enhance ease of use.

Improvements planned for 3.0
1. The first is stability improvement, including both server and client aspects. There are bound to be bugs in both the new server and the new client. It took 15 versions for 2. We also hope that the new log viewing tool can help us find these errors quickly. In addition, we also hope to optimize the speed as much as possible.  
2. Some application tools will be added gradually, such as improving the existing message sending module.  
3. Abandon the idealism of the same version of 9x/2k, and rewrite the current driver under 2k to provide a stable and better driver.  
4. SDK. Hopefully the SDK will help programmers who are extremely dissatisfied with the current interface to develop their own private versions. We don't expect to obtain the copyright of their code, we just hope that they can notify us when they release their private version, and let us and even all free users use it.  
5. The SDK has been implemented, and the documentation is currently being compiled. At the same time, we hope to have time to produce a complete, full-featured sample to assist the documentation in explaining the use of the SDK. 3.0 itself is developed entirely based on this SDK. There is not a single line of code in VNNClientC.exe that involves core functions. Everything that can be done currently can be done based on the SDK.