In addition, you can’t configure SMTP or Firewall settings so in reality, it only saves you half the job of configuring a connection. For example, if you want to do the simple task of renaming a configuration, you might end up spending more time looking for an ‘edit’ option than configuring the connection itself! In the end, all you have to do is right-click on the name and choose ‘re-name’ but it would have been easier if the developer had added such an option to the interface itself. The downside is that the interface is not very clearly designed.
You can also backup all of your connections settings in a separate file which you can then send via e-mail to another person who has NetSetMan installed. The entry fields are also easier to input data into than Windows ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties’ dialogue, which for some strange reason, tends to add extra zeros. As long as you have the details to hand, you can set-up 6 different connections in just a few minutes. The good thing about this program is that it’s very easy to set up a connection.
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