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To establish and configure connections, you can use the New
Connection Wizard or, in the case of existing connections, the
Network Connections Folder.

New Connection Wizard

This tool is used to create connections

and can be opened several ways:

Start Control Panel Network Connections
New Connection Wizard

Start All Programs Accessories
Communications New Connection Wizard

Windows Explorer right-click on My Network Places
Properties New Connection Wizard

Network Connections Folder File
New Connection

Nework Connections Folder

This folder displays existing

connections and allows you
to enable, disable, rename, configure, and view the status of
connections by right-clicking on them. Configuration options depend
on the type of connection and are discussed in more detail under

ConnectionsTasks . Repairing a connection
refreshes the stored configuration information concerning the
connection and renews registration with network services. For
example, if you repair a local area connection, it tries to refresh
its DHCP lease; clears its ARP, NetBIOS, and DNS caches; and attempts
to reregister with DNS and WINS servers.

You can open the Network Connections folder two
ways:

Start Control Panel double-click Network
Connections

Start All Programs Accessories
Communications Network Connections

The Advanced menu option on the folder lets you specify TAPI location
information, configure callback and other remote access features for
incoming connections, display network identification information for
the machine, rearrange network bindings, bridge LAN or high-speed
Internet connections, and install optional networking services.