IpManager for Windows

Why keep profiles for different networks

If you move frequently between locations or switch IP configurations often, repeatedly editing your connection settings can be frustrating. Many people end up launching the Network and Dial-Up Connections control panel every time they change networks just to update TCP/IP values like the address, DNS servers, and gateway.

Quick installation note

• The installer is delivered as a Windows Installer 2.0 “install from web” package.
• Choose “Run from current location” in the download prompt because the downloaded file only contains the installer bootstrap.
• Let the installer finish downloading the full setup before attempting configuration.

What the program does

IpManager captures the network settings for each connection you use and saves them as profiles. When you reconnect to a previously used network, the matching profile restores TCP/IP, DNS and gateway settings automatically. A small icon in the system tray keeps the utility running in the background and gives you a one-click way to switch between saved profiles.

Best situations for using it

• Laptops that move between home, office and public Wi‑Fi spots gain the most convenience.
• Users who frequently change IP addresses, DNS or gateway settings will save time.
• Anyone who dislikes repeatedly opening network control panels to reconfigure connections.

Recommendation and comparable option

If you want an alternative communication tool alongside this utility, consider IP Messenger — a free option that complements network profile management for mobile users.