Software Update: NetSetMan 4.3.0

Ilja Herlein has released version 4.3 of NetSetMan. With this program, various settings can be adjusted quickly and easily by means of profiles. It is especially useful for laptop users who use their computers in multiple locations, such as home and work. With the push of a button, for example, the ip address, the default printer and the smtp server can be changed. The program is free to use, but there is also a pro version for commercial users, which also allows customization of domain, proxy server and browser homepage. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release:

Changes in version 4.3.0:

• New: LAN / Adapter settings
  These settings are driver specific. The current implementation is compatible with most but not all common NICs. If yours isn’t compatible, please get in touch with us.
• New: Speed ​​& Duplex
• New: MTU (Jumbo Packet)
• New: Flow Control
• New: VLAN ID (compatible if integrated directly in Windows NIC preferences)
• New: Protocol Bindings
  Enable/disable network adapter protocols (IPv6/4, File Sharing, …)
• Rearranged several items on the main UI, Computer Name moved from main UI to System settings, MAC Address moved from System to Adapter settings
• Fix: Width of time input fields in AutoSwitch for AM/PM time format
• Fix: TrayInfo fade in/out speed on slow systems
• Fix: Selection order in System Settings when using the TAB key
• Fix: NIC names including an ampersand character in Compact Mode
• Fix: Get Workgroup through right-click context menu in NC-Freeware
• New internal procedures for retrieving network adapter settings
• New progress and result indicator for “Apply Now” buttons
• Net Drive now also disconnects mappings that have no drive letter
• Activation dialog and canceling profile activation improved
• Several optimizations for Preferences dialog
• Lots of minor fixes and adjustments