Where are network settings stored?

I want to copy (migrate) the network settings (I have various locations) from my MBP to my wife's MBP after the HDD had been replaced. Does anybody now where this locations and its settings are stored? Would save me quite some time.

Worm76 wrote:
You can also export your settings from System preferences > Network, at the bottom of the window press the little wheel and choose export
This I also found but this "Export Configurations" is greyed out for all but Bluetooth settings. i searched the forums and that seems to be consistent.
christian

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