Where does Internet Connect store its preferences?

I've managed to mess up my Internet Connect settings (which used to work fine, with VPNs etc. etc.). Fortunately I have a complete mirror backup of my disk from before this problem. I don't want to do a full restore; does anyone know if there's a file that stores the Internet Connect preferences and settings that I can just copy over?
Mike

Hi Michael!
Maybe
HD > Users > Your Account > Library > Preferences: com.apple.internetconnect.plist this one?
Good Luck!
ali b

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I've managed to mess up my Internet Connect settings (which used to work fine, with VPNs etc. etc.). Fortunately I have a complete mirror backup of my disk from before this problem. I don't want to do a full restore; does anyone know if there's a file that stores the Internet Connect preferences and settings that I can just copy over?
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This sounds like a job for ~/Library/Preferences. And indeed, I have some files there with likely looking names, such as,
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com.apple.internetconfigpriv.plist
com.apple.internetconnect.plist
I don't know if these are the ones you need to recover. You could check there modified dates using Get Info; if the date(s) are about when you messed things up that would suggest maybe they are.

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