Connection Properties Help Please

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Windows XP Professional: When opening my Wireless Network Connection
Properties Dialog Box and choose Wireless Networks, what is does the small
Blue circle symbol mean to the right of the SSID Name in the preferred
networks section?

Thanks in advance...

 

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)

When viewing the Preferred list in the Advanced UI (Wireless network
connection properties, Wireless Networks Tab, 'Preferred networks')
A blue circle around the wireless icon indicates that you are currently
associated to this SSID. It does not indicate you are authenticated.
A red x indicates this SSID is not visible and a regular Icon without the
red x indicates it's visible but your not associated to it.

Craig Clark
Windows Networking

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> Windows XP Professional: When opening my Wireless Network Connection
> Properties Dialog Box and choose Wireless Networks, what is does the small
> Blue circle symbol mean to the right of the SSID Name in the preferred
> networks section?
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
>