Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Jose Paulo Xavier Pires

Valiuddin Y Ali

Boris Balacheff

James M Mann

Chris I Dalton

Christopher Charles Mohrman

Endrigo Nadin Pinheiro

Fabio D Riffel

Adilson Arthur Mohr

Ronaldo Rod Ferreira

Soma Sundaram Santhiveeran

Humberto Cardoso Marchezi

Ricardo Moreira

Ronaldo Rob Ferreira

Paul Gerhard Schulze

Fabio Delazeri Riffel

Example implementations relate to meeting passcodes. In an example, meeting passcodes can employ a meeting hub including an antenna and a controller coupled to the antenna to wirelessly receive, via the antenna, information including a first meeting passcode from a meeting device, generate a second meeting passcode in response to receipt of the first meeting passcode, cause the second meeting passcode to be sent to a registered user of meeting device, and admit the meeting device to a meeting using the second meeting passcode.

Meeting passcodes

Example implementations relate to signal strength based printings. In an example, signal strength based printings can employ a personal computing device including a network adapter coupled to a computer network, an antenna to receive a wireless signal from a mobile electronic device, a processor to compare a signal strength indication (RSSI) value of the received wireless signal to a RSSI threshold value, and send, via the network adapter, a printable file to a printer based on the comparison of the RSSI value to the RSSI threshold value.

Signal strength based printings

A computing system and a method of handling a system management request. The computing system includes a virtual high-privilege mode in a trusted domain managed by the virtual machine monitor. The virtual high-privilege mode handles the system management request.

Virtual high privilege mode for a system management request

A secure communication channel is established between a virtual trusted runtime basic input output system (BIOS) and a virtual machine that includes a virtual BIOS. The virtual trusted runtime BIOS communicates with the virtual machine according to a web-based protocol over the secure communication channel using a secure socket layer.

Communication with a virtual trusted runtime BIOS

In some examples, a privileged domain includes a function of a Basic Input/Output System (BIOS). A request to access the function of the BIOS is routed to the privileged domain. The privileged domain determines whether to execute the function based on identifying at least one selected from among a source of the request and a context of the request.

Providing a function of a basic input/output system (BIOS) in a privileged domain

In some examples, an electronic device receives, while an operating system is running in the electronic device, a request to access a function of a Basic Input/Output System (BIOS), the request containing a web address of the function of the BIOS, and routes, based on the web address of the function of the BIOS, the request through a web-based interface to a domain that includes the function of the BIOS.

Web-based interface to access a function of a basic input/output system

According to an example, a method for virtual private network (VPN) access control includes receiving a request from an application on a user device to access a remote computer network asset, and determining, by a processor, an authorization of the application to access the remote computer network asset based on a policy. In response to a determination that the application is authorized to access the remote computer network asset, the method includes setting a VPN connection between the user device and a remote computer network including the remote computer network asset, and routing traffic from the application to the remote computer network asset via the VPN. In response to a determination that the application is not authorized to access the remote computer network asset, the method includes routing traffic from the application to a network different than the remote computer network.

Virtual private network access control

An implementation may include a virtual trusted runtime BIOS managed by the virtual machine monitor. A replacement portion of the virtual trusted runtime BIOS may be included. A router can replace an address to a resource of the virtual trusted runtime BIOS with the address to the resource of the replacement portion of the virtual trusted runtime BIOS.

Router and a virtual trusted runtime BIOS

A web-based interface in an electronic device receives a request to access a function of a Basic Input/Output System.

A computing system and a method of communicating with a virtual trusted runtime BIOS. The computing system can include hardware and a virtual machine monitor. A virtual trusted runtime BIOS can be managed by the virtual machine monitor. A communication channel can communicate with the virtual trusted runtime BIOS. The communication channel can be secured by a secure socket layer.

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Jose Paulo Xavier Pires