Network and Dial-up Connections

Network and Dial-up Connections
   In Microsoft Windows 2000, a special folder containing icons used to configure and manage local area network and other connections. Network and Dial-Up Connections replaces the Windows NT 4 Dial-up Connections and the Network applet in Control Panel.
   See also Control Panel.

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