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You can still connect to a remote Host with grey status using a direct route, provided all other requirements for a direct connection are met (e.g. for direct connection the grey status has the same meaning as the blue status.

This applies both to direct and Internet-ID connection types

Red icon ( ) - An active remote session is in progress.

for Internet-ID connection the blue status means that Host has successfully connected to an intermediary server and is ready for remote access.

Note, however, that this status doesn't tell if the Host TCP port (5650 by default) is allowed in the computer and/or perimeter firewall or if a port forwarding rule is set

for direct connection the blue status means the Host is ready for remote access.

Blue icon ( ) can mean one of the following:.

The Host icon in the system tray can turn different colors depending on the Host connection status and connection type used.

Since Host runs as a system service, you can remotely control UAC prompt messages and perform administrative tasks on the remote computer.

You can change this behavior in the startup mode settings.

Host always runs as a SYSTEM service and starts with Windows by default.

Enable Ask user permission if you want to ask permission before connecting to someone's remote computer.

Host works for both unattended and attended access.

Internet-ID connection must be enabled in Host settings.

Host can accept direct connections and Internet-ID connections.

You can review and change the Host settings through the Windows Start menu or by right-clicking its icon in the system tray. You must have administrative privileges on the computer in order to install the Host. Host is a persistent module that you can install on a remote computer for 24/7 access.