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Automatically picking network settings based on the wifi network
Is this possible in Windows 7? For example, I want to use Static IP A with Network A, DHCP with Network B, Static IP B with Network C, etc.
I know that under TCP/IPv4 settings, there is an option for an alternate setup, but that only gives me two possible choices. I want more than two unique setups.
iglvzx
Posted 2011-11-11T21:07:05.973
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NetSetMan may be your magic wand:
Lazy Badger
Posted 2011-11-11T21:07:05.973
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4how is it a magic wand? does it turn pumpkins into carriages? ;) – Journeyman Geek – 2011-11-11T22:55:18.873
no, just change netsettings in one pass – Lazy Badger – 2011-11-11T23:53:55.897
Could you tell us a bit more about this program? – Simon Sheehan – 2011-11-12T00:53:32.710
1@Journeyman Geek: I wonder if there's a "glass slippers" add-on that supports IPv6? – Randolf Richardson – 2011-11-12T01:13:33.107
This looks to the most robust, free software package for managing multiple network profiles. I will give it a try. – iglvzx – 2011-11-12T01:21:57.747
@simon-sheehan - I hope, one screenshot from homepage can tells more than my 100 words, but I'll try: you write 6 networks settings profiles, link them to interface(s), can select any at any time - and profile settings will be applied to NIC(s), replacing old confiruration – Lazy Badger – 2011-11-12T01:28:18.427
@Lazy Badger: I edited your answer to include the screen shot you mentioned. – Randolf Richardson – 2011-11-12T04:00:45.723
Does not work for me despitefully.. My laptop has has a swicth that I have to turn off and back on and click the wifi icon that is pearing to enable wifi again.. after that the settings are not applied – Dediqated – 2014-02-13T14:30:23.297
possible duplicate of Automatically picking network settings based on the wifi network another dupe with better(?) answers: A good solution to switch between different network settings?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2011-11-11T21:32:44.683