As a first of its kind, NIC Configurator 2023 leads the way for a new and better method of maintaining and monitoring computer network adapter advanced properties throughout your corporate environment based on NIC policies that you create.

Imagine being able to always ensure that Jumbo Packets are enabled on all 10Gb network adapters in Windows storage servers and to be notified by text message if these settings are mistakenly modified by a system administrator. NIC Configurator 2023 will automatically detect this non-compliant behavior and then smartly remediate the network adapter advanced settings to match the values defined in your NIC policy.

NIC Configurator 2023 (c) 2024 was developed by Anthony E. Clegg of My Tek Support based on the original source code of his earlier copyright works titled Speedupe (c) 2010, Speedupe 2011 (c) 2011, Speedupe 2012 (c) 2012, NIC Configurator 2013 (c) 2013, and NIC Configurator 2018 (c) 2018.

Anthony E. Clegg has over 30 years experience working in Information Technology as a Windows Systems Engineer, Network Engineer, IT Manager, IT Consultant, Microsoft Exchange Expert, Scripting Expert, and has designed or administered thousands of computing resources such as Cisco Switches, Windows Servers, Desktops, and Laptops at organizations such as the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts (Supreme and Appellate Court), Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab), Excelon Corporation, El Paso School District, West Texas Credit Union, and more over this period.

This is a most complex software as it has utilized the Windows Management Instrumentation interface, Windows Registry, Powershell, and many complex algorithms that enable retrieval of information and modifying computers to provide NIC Policy across thousands of computers.

Note from Anthony E. Clegg: No help from Artificial Intelligence, no grabbing code from the internet, no taking ideas from anyone. This is just 87 thousand lines of code, 16 years (to date) of my hard work, long and late nights, studying programing, of which I am a natural, and using my years of computer infrastructure and networking experience to create something beneficial for the Information Technology community at large.