Dell Products Inc.

Wyse Technology L.l.c.

Dell Produts L.p.

Gokul Thiruchengode Vajravel

Vivek Viswanathan Iyer

Ramanujam Kaniyar Venkatesh

Ankit Kumar

Vivekanandh Narayanasamy Rajagopalan

Srinivasa Ragavan Rajagopalan

Jyothi Bandakka

Michael S Gatson

Daniel Lawrence Hamlin

Abu Shaher Sanaullah

Adolfo Sandor Montero

Abeye Teshome

Puneet Kaushik

Bassem El-Azzami

Rajaravi Chandra Kollarapu

Vinodkumar Vasudev Ottar

Richard Martin Tonry

Mohit Arora

Amy Christine Nelson

Luis Antonio Valencia Reyes

Christopher Stephen Petrick

Young Hwan Jang

Abhishek Mathur

Ramanaa H V

Sandeep Ks

Parminder Singh Sethi

Karthikeyan Krishnakumar

Nikhil Manohar Vichare

Ibrahim Sayyed

Srikanth Kondapi

Curtis Schwebke

Vishal Kumar Singh

Malathi R

Chai Im Teoh

Sriram Kumar Raju

Sudhakar Ramasamy

Min Thu Aung

Srinivasa Ragavan

Harish Agrawal

Jenin Johnsimon

Jyothi Bandakka Nanjappa

Ajay Baburam Yadav

Sandeep K S

Synchronizing communication applications, including registering a first instance of a first communication application of a first IHS with a first local communication management computing module of the first IHS; registering a first instance of a second communication application of the first IHS with the first local communication management module; monitoring a status of each of the first instance of the first communication application and the first instance of the second communication application, including: receiving a notification indicating a meeting event associated with the first instance of the first communication application; in response to receiving the notification: accessing a database that indicates, for each communication application, computer-implemented actions that are responsive to the notification of the meeting event; identifying a particular computer-implemented action; performing the particular computer-implemented action at the first instance of the second communication application including updating a state of the first instance of the second communication application.

Synchronizing communication applications between information handling systems

Methods and systems for managing data processing systems are disclosed. To manage a data processing of the data processing systems, the data processing system may be placed in a first operating state. To do so, first log in credentials may be obtained from a first user and may be used to obtain a first user persona from a server. The first user persona may be obtained via an out of band communication channel and may include a first set of configurations for the data processing system. The first set of the configurations may indicate preferences for operation of the data processing system associated with the first user. At least a portion of the first set of the configurations may be implemented by hardware resources of the data processing system and, therefore, computer-implemented services may be more likely to be provided as desired by the first user.

Managing user personas using a management controller

Methods and systems for managing a data processing system are disclosed. The data processing system may provide computer-implemented services and may include in-band hardware resources that operate as specified by operation data of the data processing system while providing the services. However, if the operation data becomes unavailable to the data processing system, then the data processing system may be unable to provide the desired services. Therefore, to increase the likelihood of providing the desired services, the operation data may be managed using distributed backup and recovery processes. To decrease security risk associated with operation data backup and recovery, the distributed processes may be performed using out-of-band components of the data processing system, bypassing in-band hardware components that may be more vulnerable to being compromised (e.g., by a malicious party). The out-of-band management of the operation data may reduce the likelihood of interruptions in providing the desired services.

Data recovery using out-of-band communications

According to one embodiment, an information Handling System (IHS) includes a workspace orchestration service that is executed to manage deployment of workspaces on the IHS having computer-executable instructions to, for each of a plurality of workspaces instantiated on the IHS, communicate with the workspace to receive application parameters associated with an application configured in the workspace, and store the application parameters at a specified location. The instructions further identify at least one of the application parameters that is to be modified using an IHS management process, and communicate with the workspace to send information associated with the at least one application parameter to the workspace, wherein the workspace is executed to modify the application according to the at least one application parameter. The IHS management process accesses the one or more application parameters from the specified location; using an IHS management process.

Workspace administration system and method for a workspace orchestration system

An information handling system may determine a pre-boot security posture, and update an advanced configuration and power interface mitigation table with the pre-boot security posture. The system may also update a security mitigation table based on a security mitigation policy, and determine a security mitigation based on a protection flag in the advanced configuration and power interface mitigation table and the security mitigation table.

Pre-boot context-based security mitigation

Quality of service for secure workspaces having copy-on-write layers is provided. A priority filter can be loaded above an isolation filter and can be configured to evaluate I/O requests targeting copy-on-write layers to determine a priority of each I/O request. The priority filter can allow a high priority I/O request to be serviced immediately. In contrast, the priority filter can store a lower priority I/O request in a queue until high priority I/O requests have been serviced. In this way, an application in a secure workspace assigned a high priority will retain the ability to write data to its copy-on-write layer even when the copy-on-write layer is limited by a quota and other applications in the same or different secure workspace are consuming the quota.

Providing quality of service for secure workspaces having copy-on-write layers

Systems and methods for providing intelligent workspace connection assistance are described. In an embodiment, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution, cause the IHS to: enumerate a plurality of peripheral devices coupled to a plurality of ports of the IHS; identify a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) for each of the plurality of peripheral devices; weigh each of the KPIs by a corresponding value scaler; and calculate a connection recommendation for the plurality of peripheral devices based, at least in part, upon the weighed KPIs.

Intelligent workspace connection assistance

When a containerized application for which experience management services are being performed is to be migrated to a new secure workspace on a user computing device, a workspace orchestrator can interface with a migration agent on the user computing device to cause the migration agent to perform the migration. The workspace agent can also interface with a host agent on the user computing device to provide information about the new secure workspace to which the containerized application is being migrated. When the migration is performed, the host agent can notify an experience management agent on the user computing device and provide the information about the new workspace. The experience management agent can then use the information about the new secure workspace to apply policies or configurations to the new secure workspace to thereby cause the same experience management services to be provided to the containerized application in the new secure workspace.

Providing experience management for containerized applications across migrations

A system and method for a peripheral device workspace cloud orchestrator server to receive environmental telemetry data associated with a plurality of device nodes within a peripheral device workspace at a location that includes an anchor information handling system node with a hardware processor to execute computer-readable program code of a telemetry ownership orchestrator module to determine to offload a portion of environmental telemetry data collection and aggregation functions to be transitioned to a smart device node within the peripheral device workspace from the anchor information handling system node when a resource utilization level at the anchor information handling system node is determined to reach a utilization threshold, and transmitting instructions to the anchor information handling system node to offload the portion of environmental telemetry data collection and aggregation functions for a subset of the plurality of peripheral device nodes in the peripheral device workspace to the smart device node.

System and method for using intelligent staggered telemetry for node capabilities management across nodes in a peripheral device workspace

Various embodiments provide systems and methods for authentication and feature enablement for bring your own device (BYOD) users of a shared conference room. For instance, when a BYOD device connects with a conference room host device, the BYOD device may communicate with a cloud-based management service to get authenticated, and the cloud-based management service may communicate and allowed or disallowed status to the conference room host device. Assuming that the BYOD device receives an allowed status, the conference room host device may then enable data communication, peripheral access, and a set of entitlements for the BYOD device.

Systems and methods for managing BYOD devices in a video conference

Shared hoteling workspaces and computer equipment are preconfigured based on location. A location associated with a mobile device is monitored. As the mobile device moves toward a workspace, computer equipment associated with the workspace are automatically preconfigured for use. Different configuration events and operational states may be implemented, based on a locational proximity of the mobile device to the workspace. When the mobile device arrives at the workspace, the mobile device has been automatically paired/registered with the computer equipment at the workspace. Moreover, when the location of the mobile device no longer matches the workspace, the network pairings/registrations may be automatically torn down and deleted, thus making the workspace available for a next occupant.

Proximity-based network registration

An information handling system node includes a hardware processor, a memory device, a power management unit with a peripheral device node operatively coupled to the information handling system node. The hardware processor may execute computer-readable program code of a custom event and device manageability service sub-agent to discover the peripheral device node operatively coupled to the information handling system node including a unique peripheral device identification (ID), request and receive, via a unified device application programming interface module, peripheral device capabilities and event IDs, where the event IDs describe custom events that are transmittable via any bus protocol from the peripheral device node, and register for custom event notifications with the peripheral device node by sending callback messages to the peripheral device node describing which custom events to receive custom event notifications about and setting custom event triggers that trigger the custom event notifications.

System and method for registering and relaying custom events and notices from node device to node device in peripheral device workspaces managed by a remote peripheral device cloud orchestrator server

Best known configurations for workspaces can be managed. Device groups can be defined based on functional roles or organizational departments. Each device group can be associated with a workspace along with a best known configuration for the workspace that is based on the device group. Workspaces can then be deployed to the end-user computing devices based on the device group to which each end-user computing device belongs and in accordance with the associated best known configuration.

Managing best known configurations for workspaces

A peripheral device workspace cloud orchestrator server includes a hardware processor, a memory device, and a network interface device to receive operational capabilities and settings associated with a peripheral device node operatively coupled to an anchor information handling system node, the anchor information handling system node and peripheral device forming part of a collaborative peripheral device workspace to be registered with the peripheral device workspace cloud orchestrator server. The hardware processor executes a collaborative workspace orchestrator module to register the peripheral device node within the collaborative peripheral device workspace. The hardware processor executes computer code of mesh manager module to identify and create a mesh within the collaborative peripheral device workspace including the anchor information handling system node and registered peripheral device node in a mesh manifest, the mesh created based on the KPIs of the registered peripheral device and assigned a mesh ID value.

System and method for managing and orchestrating a collaboration peripheral device workspace with adaptive meshes

Systems and methods for arbitration among multiple concurrent management agents in a conference room are described. In an illustrative, non-limiting embodiment, a video bar or host Information Handling System (IHS) may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the processor, cause the video bar or host IHS to: receive a command targeting a device in a conference room and, determine, based at least in part upon a source of the command, whether to allow the command to reach the device.

Arbitration among multiple concurrent management agents in a conference room

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