NetSetMan
Freeware to manage all your network settings with ease
NetSetMan is a Windows network settings manager that lets users switch between saved profiles for different locations. It addresses the need to repeatedly change IP addresses, DNS, workgroups, printers, network drives, and other system settings when moving between home, office, and other environments. Profiles can be activated from the tray menu or automatically based on conditions such as surrounding WiFi networks, gateway MAC, ping, NIC status, or a time frame.
The software covers IP, gateway, DNS, and WINS settings, workgroup and domain changes, default printer selection, network drive mapping, route table entries, SMTP server settings, hosts file entries, system settings, WiFi profile management, proxy configurations per browser, scripts, and program execution. It also includes a NetSetMan Service for use without admin privileges, pre-logon profile switching, command line activation, password-protected administration, and integrated tools such as a Network Scanner.
NetSetMan is available as freeware for non-commercial use, with a Pro edition for commercial use that supports unlimited profiles and profile groups; the free version is limited to eight profiles. It runs on Windows 7 through 11 in 32-bit and 64-bit versions and is offered in multiple languages.
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