Winips is a utility that allows you to conveniently change the IP address of any TCP/IP interface on your computer. This is a huge timesaver if your primary activity is configuring or debugging of network equipment, but could come in handy in other situations too.
Note: The application website is down, so I have made a copy available for direct download.
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Runs on: | Win2K / WinXP |
Writes settings to: | Application folder |
License: | Freeware |
How to extract: | Download the EXE file to a folder of your choice. Launch winips.exe. |
We never got a single donation so the utility couldn't even pay for the domain, that's why we shut it down.
The site that is at that URL is no longer associated with the executable or us.
WinIPS is a great ip changing utility for Windows XP and below. It hates working on Windows Vista.
I work in a IT department at a local power company, and I use it all the time to switch in between networks. Mostly to set up and program dsl modems. So I installed two NICS on my desktop and use it almost every day. It is absolutely wonderful for using on Windows XP, but like I said, it hates Vista. Because Microsoft integrated so many damn graphics and features on their newest Windows, (to "help" you connect to different networks,) every time you try changing the tcp/ip settings on a second network card, it will boot you off the internet period. Even if you use the built in tcp/ip properties to change the settings, it also will boot you off of your preferred or first network. On XP, I can browse on two different networks at the same time with no loss of internet. Damn Microsoft.
Very nice, works fine. Great utility.
Netsetman is a better alternative for network "profiles"
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Website and download are gone. I could still download v0.17 from http://www.wlanbook.com/2007/11/19/change-ip-address-download-winips/
This is a great app for anyone who uses a laptop and connects to various networks that don't have DHCP. I work at various sites that all use static IPs and WinIPs allowed me to save the settings for each site and change between them in seconds. No more going in and out of network settings :)
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It might have problems in Vista.
Im trying to downlaod winips but their domain expired anybody knnow where I cn get it please?
Have you tried Easy IP?
http://www.pkostov.com/easyip.html