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The pocket tool for the
Automation Technician

The essential tool for automation engineers and maintenance technicians. Change IPs in one click, scan your PLCs, and diagnose industrial networks without the headache.

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PowerShell Core
.NET / WPF
Admin Ready

Everything you need

A modular architecture designed for professionals.

Profile Management

Create, save, and instantly switch between different network configurations (Static IP, DHCP, DNS). No more repetitive manual configuration.

Interface NetSwitch pour la gestion des profils IP Siemens et TIA Portal

Dual Interface: Total Flexibility

CLI Mode

For maximum field efficiency. A lightweight text interface, ideal for quick diagnostics and Windows Server Core environments.

GUI Mode (WPF)

A modern graphical interface for clear visualization of equipment and PLCs with immediate ease of use.

Administrator: Windows PowerShell

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----NetSwitch - Main Menu--
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0 -> Launch Graphical Interface (GUI)
1 -> Configure Network Interface
2 -> Display Network Information
3 -> Scan & Search Network
4 -> Application Configuration
5 -> Quit

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, NetSwitch is fully optimized for Windows 10 and Windows 11. It requires PowerShell 5.1 or higher, which is included by default in these versions.
For some features like changing IP addresses or packet capture, administrator rights are required. NetSwitch automatically handles privilege elevation (UAC) when necessary.
No, the Trial version is free for life. It simply has fewer features than the Pro version (limited number of profiles, no advanced capture).
Absolutely. The CLI (Command Line) version is particularly suited for Windows Server Core environments, but the GUI also works if the Desktop Experience is installed.