network map Last modified: Tuesday, September 11, 2007
In Windows Vista, a network map is a graphical representation of all the computers and devices on your network that shows how each is connected. To appear on the network map, the device or computer needs to support UPnP technology or Web Services for Devices for Windows. Also, to use the network map in Vista you may need to enable network discovery from within the Network and Sharing Center.
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