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Please recommend me a tool to do the following:<br />
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1. Create network profiles with admin right. Let the user swith between profiles. <br />
2. Set homepage, printers, etc, according to the selected profile.<br />
3. Include wired and wireless.<br />
Thank you, <br />

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Please recommend me a tool to do the following:

1. Create network profiles with admin right. Let the user swith between profiles. 
2. Set homepage, printers, etc, according to the selected profile.
3. Include wired and wireless.
Thank you, 


Network profile management tool

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