NETworkManager 2024.4.9.0 Pre-Release / 2024.1.7.0
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Author:
BornToBeRoot
Date: 04/08/2024 Size: 18-27 MB License: Open Source Requires: 11|10|8|7 Downloads: 27617 times 
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NETworkManager is an Open Source tool that allows you to manage networks and troubleshoot network problems.
NETworkManager centralizes several tools that can assist in the network management of connections. You are given access to a large assortment of tools, all readily available from NETworkManager's primary window for efficient use. You can use these tools to view the network interface and many other essential bits of information like IP addresses, DNS servers, etc.). Connected network cards can be configured using profiles. You can also perform a PING or quick lookup, scan ports and hosts, connect to a server (with PuTTy/VNC), Wake on Lan, and much more.
NETworkManager makes controlling your network a breeze with quick access to all the essential tools needed to keep it running correctly.
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NETworkManager centralizes several tools that can assist in the network management of connections. You are given access to a large assortment of tools, all readily available from NETworkManager's primary window for efficient use. You can use these tools to view the network interface and many other essential bits of information like IP addresses, DNS servers, etc.). Connected network cards can be configured using profiles. You can also perform a PING or quick lookup, scan ports and hosts, connect to a server (with PuTTy/VNC), Wake on Lan, and much more.
NETworkManager makes controlling your network a breeze with quick access to all the essential tools needed to keep it running correctly.
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MajorGeeks download is for the stable portable version.
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