The application is pretty interactive and has intuitive usage. It sits in system tray, letting you choose one specific profile from the user-defined list. Running it for the first time requires configuring DHCP settings, before entering IP address (internal), subnet mask values, default gateway, and primary DNS server address, it is recommended to specify an appropriate name of the profile and save it. Beneath the DHCP settings, you have options to save and delete the profile. You can start off with creating as many profiles as you want for different locations.
DHCP settings can be changed from main screen, when the settings are enabled or DHCP is renewed, it will show a pop-up message over the system notification area.
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