DHCP - Address Leases - icon meaning

While looking in my DHCP snapin for a 2003 server, I notice under Address
Leases, there are two different icons. One is a computer (with the leased IP
underneath) and the other is a computer with a fountain pen in front of it?
What do these mean? Differences? TIA.

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> While looking in my DHCP snapin for a 2003 server, I notice under
> Address Leases, there are two different icons. One is a computer (with
> the leased IP underneath) and the other is a computer with a fountain
> pen in front of it? What do these mean? Differences? TIA.
>

That information is found in the DHCP Help topic "DHCP icons reference" on
the computer or on the web at
http://technet2.microsoft.com/Window...b82-248c-4ea4-
a0e5-6e72b219163d1033.mspx


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