How to Manage Multiple Network Settings

Currently, I’m using 2 internet connections at home and 1 at my office. One of the most annoying problems occur when I have to configure my network settings each time when I’m at home, office or on the go. But I’ve found a solution to that. A free software that allows you to switch between 6 different visually structured profiles that includes IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, dns server, WINS server, computer name, workgroup, DNS domain, default printer, network drives, NIC status, SMTP server, hosts file entries and scripts.

Netsetman offers a powerful tool with easy to use and user friendly interface so that you can manage all your network settings within seconds. In addition to that it saves all settings and changes automatically on its own in a separate file so that you dont have to face any problems whenever a backup, transfer or upgrade to another version is made. With only 2 mouse clicks you can activate a saved profile.

Key features on NetSetMan includes

• Manage Network settings
• Use the tray bar to show all current settings
• Change profile with 2 clicks on your mouse button
• Automatically saves all settings
• Command line activation and
• Lets you use your default Windows skin

NetSetMan is freeware for your non-commercial purposes. If you buy the pro version you will not only get to use additional features but you can also use it at work or any other place for that matter. I think anyone who faces issues with their network settings should give NetSetMan a try and buy if neccesary.

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