Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett-packard Company

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Roland M Hochmuth

Robert Paul Martin

John Marks

Byron Alan Alcorn

Jeffrey Joel Walls

Thomas J Flynn

Quoc P Pham

Johnny Marks

Philip Michael Walker

Samuel C Sands

David Pinedo

Valentin Popescu

Larry Jay Thayer

Bryan J Jacquot

Travis Scott Tripp

James M King

Fredrick M Roeling

Venkateswaran Tharuvai Sundaram

Christopher Michael Carlozzi

Ryan Brandt

Stuart Yoshida

Eric Soderberg

Gayani N K Gamage

Rajendra Kumar

Bruce E Blaho

Bryan G Prouty

Andrew D Thomas

Gregory Mark Hughes

Bradley L Saunders

Yong Yan

Alan D Ward

Gary Lee Thunquest

Roy Lee Troutman

Gregory R Allen

Per Gullberg

Rick Aulino

Gabriel Salazar

Alassane Sene

Byron Alan Alcom

Mary Laser

Example implementations relate to calculating a weighted efficiency index. An example implementation includes fetching a public resource utilization metric and a public cloud resources cost. A private resource utilization metric is collected and a private cloud resources cost is calculated. A weighted efficiency index is calculated from the public cloud resources cost, the private cloud resources cost, or any combination thereof, and a weighted deviation from an ideal resource utilization percentage. The weighted efficiency index may be displayed on a user interface.

Efficiency indexes

Included are embodiments for assignment and failover of resources. More specifically, at least one embodiment of a method includes assigning, to a user of an access device (), at least one primary resource (). Some embodiments include assigning, to the user of the access device (), at least one backup resource ().

Assignment and failover of resources

Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with persisting information concerning per-user, per-connection display configuration control are described. One example method includes identifying services that provide outputs to be displayed to an identified user on displays available to the identified user. Services are provided by remotely located computers. The example method may also include establishing a display control parameter based on a stored mapping that persistently relates services, outputs, displays, and users. The mapping stores information concerning the parameter as configured by the identified user during a previous session. The example method may also include controlling the display of the output on the display based on the parameter.

Self-management of local resources allocated remotely

Example implementation relate to routing a service. In one example, routing a service can employ a desktop device in communication with a portable device, the desktop device including an application compatible with the portable device, a virtual environment to run the application on the desktop device, a transceiver to communicate with the portable device, and a router to maintain a data structure that tracks local services on the desktop computer and remote services on the portable device, and invoke a service request by the application from at least one of a local framework on the first device and a remote framework to run the service on the portable device based on the data structure.

Route a service

Examples disclose providing a decryption, validation and encryption process. Specifically, disclosure includes decrypting a first encrypted application data to then validate its integrity. Disclosure also includes encrypting the decrypted application data using a technique different from that used to provide the first encrypted application data and then storing the encrypted application data.

Decryption and encryption of application data

A computing device receives, from a portable device, an application that is executable on the portable device. The computing device determines whether the received application is a static application or an interpreted application. In response to determining that the received application is a static application, the computing device executes the received application using a hardware virtualizer. In response to determining that the received application is an interpreted application, the computing device executes the received application using a dynamic translator.

Computing device to connect to a portable device

A method is described that comprises a receiving station determining whether at least one sending station (coupled to the receiving station in a peer-to-peer configuration) meets a filtering criterion, and establishing a remote session between the receiving station and a sending station for which the filtering criterion is met.

Establishing a remote session between a receiving station and a sending station

A computing device to connect to a portable device. The computing device can establish a secure connection to the portable device and determine an application on the portable device. In one embodiment the computing device can present the application. In one embodiment the computing device can execute the application in a hardware virtualizer or in a dynamic translator.

A method manages, at a client device, a plurality of remote computing sessions. The method comprises executing a session manager application on the client device. The session manager application comprises a user interface in which configuration information about the plurality of remote computing sessions is displayed. Each of the plurality of remote computing sessions is executed on at least one of a set of remote computers. The method further comprises receiving, via the user interface of the session manager application, an event associated with an operation and performing the operation on at least one of the plurality of remote computing sessions in response to receiving the event.

Managing multiple remote computing sessions displayed on a client device

A method is disclosed that comprises a control program receiving a notification control request from a user (the notification control request specifying whether to enable or disable the generation of notifications by a first user application program); identifying a software interface associated with the first user application program and used to enable and disable the generation of notifications by the first user application program; and using the identified software interface and based upon the control request received (selectively enabling and disabling generation of notifications by the first user application program).

Program generated notification control

In one embodiment a computing system comprises one or more processors, a display device coupled to the computing system, and a memory module communicatively connected to the one or more processors. The memory module comprises logic to receive, in a connection server, a service request from a user via a remote connection client, wherein the service request comprises at least one of a user credential, a connection client identifier, and a layout identifier, authenticate, in the connection server, the user credential and the connection client identifier, retrieve, in the connection server, a user profile associated with the user, a connection client layout associated with the layout identifier, connection data for at least one remote system, and a policy associated with the user profile, and transmit the user profile, the connection client layout, a remote system and the connection data for a remote system and a policy associated with the user profile from the connection server to the remote connection client.

Selection and application of roles and systems based on username and layout ID

A computer display control system comprises an input module adapted to receive a user input corresponding to a composited desktop display where the composited desktop display displays at least two active desktops corresponding to at least two different computers. The input module is adapted to automatically determine to which of the desktops the user input corresponds.

Computer display control system and method

A system and method for administering access to a central resource by a remote access device. A system includes a remote access device and a computer executing a hierarchical policy manager. The remote access device requests access to a central resource. The hierarchical policy manager determines a policy for allowing the device to access the resource by evaluating access policies at a plurality of precedence levels of a policy hierarchy. The hierarchical policy manager allows the device to access the resource based on the policy set at the highest precedence level of the policy hierarchy at which access control is specified.

Hierarchical policy management

In one embodiment a computing system comprises one or more processors, a display device coupled to the computing system, a connection client module, at least one remote access client module, a memory module communicatively connected to the one or more processors and comprising logic to; receive a service request from a user via a remote connection client coupled to the connection server, wherein the service request comprises at least one user credential, authenticate the at least one user credential, retrieve at least one user profile associated with the user, connection data for at least one remote system and at least one policy associated with the at least one user profile, transmit the at least one user profile, at least one remote system and the connection data for at least one remote system and at least one policy associated with the at least one user profile from the connection server to the remote connection client.

Connection management system for multiple connections

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Fort Collins, CO, United States of America

Roland M Hochmuth