ok, now I'm confused.
This icon is going to show up when you have the following option checked, no matter what kind of Wireless/Wired connection you use.
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mmmm, Foxy.
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ok, now I'm confused.
This icon is going to show up when you have the following option checked, no matter what kind of Wireless/Wired connection you use.
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bb28 (20th January 2008)
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Exactly Win, my point also...I'm not sure if the previous poster that stated it was for VPN or IP masking new that it was also an active connection icon if used for that purpose....or maybe...well I'm not going to judge his knowledge but I just wish posters would be a little more informed before they start making blanket statements like that when that may not be the case for everyone as I showed in the screenshots that I posted...oh well I'm living in dreamland I guess...Originally Posted by winbig
bb28 (20th January 2008)
I think he may have been refering to the third icon from the left, the monitors with red screens?
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Yea, he probably was Lo...I'm off to research...
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mmmm, Foxy.
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It seems that way
taken from: http://images.google.com/images?svnu...=Search+Images
(last row of images)
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lojo (21st January 2008)
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It's likely that it's some sort of remote software. We have this at work although I can't recall the name of it. It allows the computer guru to log on my machine and do anything as if he is setting right in front of my computer.
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The Icon Lojo was referring to is correct. That is the Open VPN software.
It is not a remote client in and of itself, but it is quite possible that if you have an office vpn which you connect to, that your admin has a remote desktop program as well, and once you are on connected on the same ip he's able to connect remotely.
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