Ianywhere Solutions, Inc.

Larc Networks, Inc.

Dell Products Inc.

Kace Networks, Inc.

Avantgo, Inc.

Quest Software Inc.

Venable Corporation

Michael R Gray

Martin Kacin

Linus M Upson

Thomas E Whittaker

David D Kloba

David John Williams

Rafael Weinstein

David M Moore

Joshua E Freeman

Tashana K Landray

Matthew Lewinski

Andrew Velline

Robert William Baynes, Jr

Kirk Lynn Reistroffer

Kuoyong Huang

Bill Clagett

Karen Weisblatt

John Michael Adams

Mark Wright

Brian Slaughter

Adam Dingle

Matthew N Lewinski

Graham D Perks

Manfred Trent

Robert W Baynes

In particular embodiments, a method comprising, by one or more computing devices, installing an application on a portion of a physical disk system of a first platform, virtualizing the portion of the physical disk system into a virtual disk system, comprising, storing data in the portion of the physical disk system in a database of the virtual disk system, providing an interface to access the data stored in the database, and providing a plurality sets of drivers for a plurality of platforms, wherein each set of drivers supports native operations with respect to the portion of the physical disk system on a different one of the plurality of platforms, mounting the virtual disk system on a second platform, and executing the application on the second platform, wherein all operations in connection with executing the application are contained within the virtual disk system mounted on the second platform.

Virtual disk utility

A dead drop at a node in a dead drop (DD) domain performs actions responsive to detecting events in the DD domain. The node receives a notification request specifying an event to be monitored, the notification request including a dead drop identifier (DDID) referencing a storage location in the DD domain associated with the specified event and a token associated with the DDID. The node further specifies the action to perform in response to detecting the occurrence of the specified event. The node monitors for an occurrence of a specified event within the DD domain. The node detects the occurrence of the specified event within the DD domain. The node further performs a specified action in response to detecting the occurrence of the specified event within the DD domain.

Dead drop network architecture

A system virtualizes applications on a managed endpoint using containers. A managed endpoint receives a virtualized container from an IT automation appliance. The virtualized container includes an application and a virtualization module. The virtualization module includes computer program instructions for virtualizing the application. An operating system API call made by the application during execution is intercepted, and a portion of the computer program instructions are executed based on the operating system API call. The computer program instructions modify the behavior of the application to effect the file and data virtualization of the application. A virtualized container can be deployed and updated from an IT automation appliance along with an agent to support the deployment and updating of the virtualized container.

Deployment and management of virtual containers

A dead drop at a node in a dead drop domain exchanges data between a sender and a recipient. The recipient provides the sender with a dead drop identifier (DDID) referencing the dead drop. The sender sends the dead drop domain a write request including the DDID. Nodes within the domain forward the request to other nodes until the write request reaches the node containing the dead drop identified by the DDID. The node receives data from the sender and stores the data in the identified dead drop. The recipient sends the dead drop domain a read request including the DDID and nodes within the domain forward the request to other nodes until the read request reaches the node containing the dead drop identified by the DDID. The node retrieves the data from the dead drop and provides the data to the recipient.

Wristwatch display stand

Holder for pen and data storage device

A frequency response analyzer includes a signal generator, a reference channel module, and a digital frequency response analyzer. The signal generator includes an input, a first output to provide an output signal to a unit under test, and a second output to provide a first synchronization signal. The reference channel module includes an input coupled to the first output of the signal generator, and an output to provide phase information data of the output signal. The digital frequency response analyzer includes a first input to receive the first synchronization signal, and a second input to receive digitized analog data from the unit under test. A processor of the frequency response analyzer correlates received digitized analog data to received analog data based on the phase, and determines a transfer function of the plant of the unit under test based on the correlation of received digitized analog data and received analog data.

Digital Frequency response analysis system and method useful for power supplies

In one embodiment, transmitting, from a first computing device, a private-home-network-discovery message that comprises a first identifier corresponding to a private-home-networking system, receiving, at the first computing device, one or more content-response messages from a second computing device that collectively comprise a second identifier corresponding to the second computing device, a third identifier corresponding to the private-home-networking system, and information corresponding to content stored on the second computing device, and storing, at the first computing device, the second and third identifiers and the information received in the one or more content response messages for access by one or more applications hosted on the first computing device, one of the applications being associated with administering the private-home-networking system.

Home hub

Computing device

Described herein are systems, methods, computer program products, and combinations and sub-combinations thereof, for enabling web content (as well as other objects) to be loaded on mobile devices (as well as other types of devices), and for users of mobile devices to operate with such web content on their mobile devices in an interactive manner while in an off-line mode.

System, method, and computer program product for server side processing in a mobile device environment

Growing community of inventors

Dublin, OH, United States of America

Michael R Gray