What does the Blue Dot signify ?

When doing a search, I have an IP address (but no login details yet) and have added it and I see a Blue Dot in the first column.
I can not find out what this signifies, can someone enlighten me ?
Yes I did do a search in the forum - maybe with wrong criteria !
Thanks

So I have some kind of connection or "handshake" or it's just in the list and I may not be able to get to it at all ?
Mitch

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> >
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