NetSetMan 2.5.0

NetSetMan is a network settings manager which can easily switch between 5 different, visually structured profiles.
NetSetMan is not only useful and effective but also easy and intuitive to handle. The entry fields remind of the Windows "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" but its much easier to fill in the adresses.
NetSetMan is a network settings manager which can switch between visually structured profiles. 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.
NetSetMan is a network settings manager which can easily switch between 6 different, visually structured profiles including:
- IP Address
- Subnet Mask
- Default Gateway
- Preferred & Alternate DNS Server
- Computer Name
- Workgroup
- DNS Domain
- WINS Server
- Default Printer
- Run Scripts
Note: NetSetMan is free for non-commercial use.

Main features:
- IP Adress settings
- Subnet Mask settings
- Default Gateway settings
- Preferred as well as Alternate DNS Server settings
- Computer Name + Workgroup settings

Enhancements:
- Version 2.5.0
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- 2.5.0 - 10.09.2008
- - NEW language: Chinese Traditional (program + documentation)
- - NEW language: Slovenian (program)
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- - NEW: SMTP server
- - NEW: Hosts file entries
- - NEW: Menu bar for more functionality
- - NEW: Quick links in the menu to the most needed Windows tools and locations
- - NEW: "Check for Update" in the menu
- - NEW: Import/Export of the current profiles and settings
- - NEW: NSM Service to use NetSetMan with a restricted user account without admin privileges
- Its optional! Download and install this service only if you really need it
- - NEW: Full Vista support (Optional: Install the NSM Service to get rid of UAC prompts)
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- - Running at start up in Vista possible (see www.netsetman.com/faq for further information)
- - Some rearrangements of the UI to create more space for new features
- - Unchecked settings are now disabled and greyed out for a better overview
- - Gateway addresses can now be set even if DHCP is ebabled (use the Additional Addresses window)
- - A metric can now be set for each gateway (1 to 9999)
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- - BugFix: "Always Hide" / "Always Show" Windows setting for the tray icon wasnt saved propperly
- - BugFix: Changing the default printer didnt work under certain circumstances
- - BugFix: Default gateway wasnt properly removed in Vista
- - Some improvements for the setup routine
- - Tons of minor adjustments