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Author: BethWilke

articles/automation/automation-connections.md

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ When you create your Automation account, it includes several global modules by d
 
 ## Adding a connection type
 
-If your runbook or DSC configuration connects to an external service, you must define a connection type in a [custom module](shared-resources/modules.md#custom-cmdlets), called an integration module. This file specifies connection type properties and is named **<ModuleName>-Automation.json**, located in the module folder of your compressed **.zip** file. This file contains the fields of a connection that are required to connect to the system or service the module represents. Using this file, you can set the field names, data types, encryption status, and optional status for the connection type. 
+If your runbook or DSC configuration connects to an external service, you must define a connection type in a [custom module](shared-resources/modules.md#custom-modules), called an integration module. This file specifies connection type properties and is named **<ModuleName>-Automation.json**, located in the module folder of your compressed **.zip** file. This file contains the fields of a connection that are required to connect to the system or service the module represents. Using this file, you can set the field names, data types, encryption status, and optional status for the connection type. 
 
 The following example is a template in the **.json** file format that defines user name and password properties for a custom connection type: