NetSetMan is a network settings manager which can easily switch between 5 different, visually structured profiles including:

  • IP Adress
  • Subnet Mask
  • Default Gateway
  • DNS Server
  • WINS Server
  • Computer Name
  • DNS Domain
  • Workgroup
  • and more

It is not only useful and effective but also easy and intuitive to use.

The entry fields remind of the Windows "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" but it's much easier to fill in the addresses.

With only 2 mouse clicks you can activate a saved profile!

All settings and changes are saved automatically in a separate file (settings.ini) so a backup, transfer or upgrade to another version is absolutely no problem.

What's New

  • Windows 11 compatibility (22H2 build 22621)
  • New: Profiles can now be sorted by name, date and activations
  • New: Network Location Type: Private/Public (in "Driver" section)
  • Fix: Wifi option "Switch to strongest signal" could accidentally be disabled
  • Fix: Rare error at profile activation with logon screen option
  • Fix: Update of summary after modifying IP values
  • Fix: Certain types of VPN and PPP connections have not been shown in TrayInfo
  • Fix: IPv6 addresses with separate column for prefix length
  • Fix: Exported HTML files from Tools are now UTF8-encoded
  • Fix (Pro): Proxy ports for SSL/FTP/Socks were not loaded correctly
  • Weekly auto-backup of the settings file in local "Backup" subfolder
  • OpenVPN connections now also in TrayInfo if PPP/VPN is enabled in Preferences
  • Custom WiFi description from WiFi Management now also shown in TrayInfo
  • TrayMenu WiFi quick connection SSID items now show additional details in a tooltip (such as MAC address, channel, encryption, etc.)
  • Subnet mask 0.0.0.0 will now be treated as invalid and automatically replaced
  • Improved debugging possibility
  • Lots of minor fixes and adjustments