Bach D Le

7558867, Jul 7, 2009

Apr 20, 2004

10/827381

Bach H. Le - San Jose CA, US
Mandy Sui Mei Lam - Fremont CA, US
Ryan Mason - San Jose CA, US

Wyse Technology Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16
G06F 15/173
G06F 15/177

709230, 709203, 717168, 717173, 717171

A process and system for upgrading firmware in a thin client in a network environment. The process may proceed on an automated basis during boot-up by using one or more FTP addresses stored in the thin client. Multiple FTP servers may be accessed. The same firmware upgrades may be stored on more than one FTP server. Different firmware upgrades may instead or in addition be stored on different FTP servers.

8037198, Oct 11, 2011

May 18, 2009

12/468017

Bach H. Le - San Jose CA, US
Mandy Sui Mei Lam - Fremont CA, US
Ryan Mason - San Jose CA, US

Wyse Technology Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16
G06F 15/173
G06F 15/177

709230, 709203, 717168, 717171, 717173

A process and system for upgrading firmware in a thin client in a network environment. The process may proceed on an automated basis during boot-up by using one or more FTP addresses stored in the thin client. Multiple FTP servers may be accessed. The same firmware upgrades may be stored on more than one FTP server. Different firmware upgrades may instead or in addition be stored on different FTP servers.

20020165945, Nov 7, 2002

May 7, 2001

09/850184

Randy Buswell - Fremont CA, US
Bach Le - San Jose CA, US
Sui Lam - Fremont CA, US
David Stone - Fremont CA, US

G06F015/167

709/221000, 709/216000

A method and system for updating or making configuration changes to terminals by registry flying in a network is disclosed. The present invention is particularly useful to update or make configuration changes to an individual terminal in a thin client network. A registry is configured at a particular master terminal and the changed registry is transferred or flown via several different types of mechanisms to a management application using a management tool. The management application replicates and pushes the registry to one or more terminals or clients within the thin client network either successively or simultaneously. Several transport mechanisms can also be utilized to fly the registry to one particular terminal or a plurality of terminals.

20050193118, Sep 1, 2005

Feb 27, 2004

10/787227

Bach Le - San Jose CA, US
Oleg Rombakh - Santa Clara CA, US

G06F015/173
G06F015/16

709227000, 709223000, 713202000

A method for managing a session between a local computing device and a remote computing device, in which a session is established between a local computing device and a remote computing device, a lock session signal is transmitted from the remote computing device to the local computing device, a lock session signal is received at the local computing device, and the session is locked, at the local computing device. Furthermore, the user is prompted for identification information at the remote computing device, and the identification information is transmitted from the remote computing device to the local computing device. Moreover, the identification information is received at the local computing device, the identification information is authenticated at the local computing device, and the session is unlocked, at the local computing device.

20090282128, Nov 12, 2009

May 18, 2009

12/468021

Bach H. LE - San Jose CA, US
Mandy Sui Mei Lam - Fremont CA, US
Ryan Mason - San Jose CA, US

WYSE TECHNOLOGY INC. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16

709219, 717168, 717171

A process and system for upgrading firmware in a thin client in a network environment. The process may proceed on an automated basis during boot-up by using one or more FTP addresses stored in the thin client. Multiple FTP servers may be accessed. The same firmware upgrades may be stored on more than one FTP server. Different firmware upgrades may instead or in addition be stored on different FTP servers.

6836885, Dec 28, 2004

Sep 21, 1999

09/401027

Randy Buswell - Fremont CA
Fred Waibel - Livermore CA
Bill Gay - Piedmont CA
Sui M. Lam - Fremont CA
Bach Le - San Jose CA
David Stone - Fremont CA

Wyse Technology Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 945

717172, 345744

A video display terminal capable of operating with a graphical user interface such as Windows provides windowing functionality to permit use of popular applications programs resident on a server, without requiring more than application data to be transmitted from the server, and keyboard and mouse information to be transmitted from a terminal to the server. The terminal includes processing means, not fully compatible with personal computer BIOS or disk operating systems and incapable of executing windowing applications locally, adapted to receive windowing information supplied by programs executing on a remotely located application server. The terminal also includes a display for windowing information supplied by programs executing on the remotely located application server. The invention provides FTP and SNMP capabilities along with a number of user interface enhancements, DHCP and SHMP enhancements. File information is transferred to and from the terminal using a communications protocol.

20140359003, Dec 4, 2014

Aug 15, 2014

14/460721

Roshan Sullad - Karnataka, IN
Bach H. Le - San Jose CA, US
Curtis J. Schwebke - Los Gatos CA, US

H04L 29/08
G06F 3/0481

709203

Examples of systems and methods are provided for communication and for forwarding display data and cursor type related to a remote session between a client device and a remote server. The system may facilitate establishing the remote session with the remote server. After the client device is connected to a remote session, it is determined if the style of the client device's cursor should be changed. The RDP client of the remote server creates the changed cursor based on bitmap details. The change cursor may be a 1-bit or 32-bit cursor. When the remote session is disconnected, the default cursor for the client device is re-instated at the client device.