NetSetMan is a small and user-friendly network settings manager tool. With powerful functionality, a clean and clear interface, convenient operations, and a highly humanized design, NetSetMan allows you to configure up to five different sets of network parameters. This enables users to quickly apply different configurations depending on their network environment, saving significant time and eliminating complicated network setup procedures.
Function Overview
NetSetMan is a compact, free, and practical utility for configuring network parameters. It allows setting of IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS, computer name, DNS domain, workgroup, WINS, and more. It supports saving up to six different network configurations, enabling quick switching between predefined profiles. With five distinct sets of network parameter values, users can easily adapt to various network environments, greatly reducing the time and complexity involved in manual network configuration.
NetSetMan can set a computer's IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS, computer name, DNS domain, workgroup, WINS, printer settings, and more. Additionally, it supports running scripts (such as .bat, .cmd, .vbs, etc.). After pre-configuring everything in NetSetMan, you can rapidly switch network parameters to suit any given network environment with just a few clicks.
First, gather the specific internal (or external) IP, gateway, subnet mask, and DNS information for the network you are using. Next, enter these details into each "Set" in NetSetMan (each Set corresponds to a profile tab). Then, select your network adapter—NetSetMan can scan and display information for all available adapters, including wireless and virtual machine network cards, though typically the physical adapter is used.