International Business Machines Corporation

Christopher M Wood

Michael Bender

Keith R Walker

Manjari Roy

Thomas A Morse

Joseph Michael Spitzer

Billy Lee Grier

A computer implemented method is provided. A number of processor units identify a number of certificates for a device within a network to obtain a file path for each certificate. The number of processor units perform an internal scan of the device to obtain a port number for each active port associated with network protocol on the device. The number of processor units identify a certificate chain associated with each port number based on the network protocol for the device. The number of processor units compare content for each certificate from the number of certificates to the certificate chains for the device to generate a number of matches. The number of processor units generate a data structure including the file path of the certificate for each port on the device based on the number of matches.

Localhost digital certificate discovery and reconciliation

A gesture-based graphical user interface control system and method are provided. The method may include receiving an indication to recognize an input device gesture to be used for performing a graphical user interface action on the computer system. The method may further include training the computer system to recognize the input device gesture. The training may include receiving gesture data representative of the input device gesture to be used for performing the graphical user interface action and defining the input device gesture based on the gesture data. The method may also include mapping the input device gesture to the graphical user interface action. The mapping may include receiving an indication to define the graphical user interface action on the computer system and defining the graphical user interface action. The method may additionally include detecting performance of the input device gesture and performing the graphical user interface action.

Computer system gesture-based graphical user interface control

A method to improve a user's experience operating within a multiple monitor configuration; the method for assigning a first color to a first display screen within a first monitor and a second color to a second display screen within a second monitor; partitioning a first shared border edge of the first display screen; determining that a mouse pointer satisfies a threshold of the first partitioned shared border edge on the first display screen; modifying, in response to the mouse pointer satisfying the threshold, the first partitioned shared border edge with the second color; and highlighting, in response to the mouse pointer moving to the second display screen, a second border boundary of the second monitor display screen.

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Poughkeepsie, NY, United States of America

Christopher M Wood