Sunil Bajpai connects his laptop computer to the internet from office as well as home. But each time he shuttles from home to work (or vice-versa), he has to manually alter the network settings (IP Address, DNS Server, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, etc) as the values are different for each location.
Sunil wants a simple solution - something that allows him to maintain multiple LAN profiles in one computer:
Related: Expand Range of your Wireless Network
As you move from one place to another, you can switch between various network profiles ivia the system tray or if you are a geek, through the DOS command line.
NetSetMan is available at Snapfiles.com. You can create upto 6 network profiles in the free version. It will even autofetch your current settings from "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" window.
Sunil wants a simple solution - something that allows him to maintain multiple LAN profiles in one computer:
To connect the laptop from office or home, I have to change settings for the LAN and the browsers back and forth everyday. This is a big pain. Could you tell us how one may use different profiles for different locations?Instead of fiddling with IP Addresses and the complex LAN settings, all you need is a free software called NetSetMan - a network settings manager that lets you create multiple LAN profiles on the same computer.
Related: Expand Range of your Wireless Network
As you move from one place to another, you can switch between various network profiles ivia the system tray or if you are a geek, through the DOS command line.
NetSetMan is available at Snapfiles.com. You can create upto 6 network profiles in the free version. It will even autofetch your current settings from "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" window.