Abstract: A computer-implemented method a sequence triggering of a call for an elevator car of an elevator system. The elevator system including a first location device and a second location device. The computer-implemented method including detecting, by the first location device, a signal by the mobile device and detecting, by the second location device, the signal by the mobile device. The computer-implemented method also including automatically executing, by the elevator system, the call for the elevator car in response to the detection by the second location device of the signal subsequent to the detection of the signal by the first location device.

Abstract: System and computer program product for updating an SSL certificate for a server. First program instructions detect when a change has been made to a name, domain or IP address of the server and detect that the server is using an SSL certificate based on a name, domain or IP address applicable before the change. In response, the first program instructions notify an administrator that a change is required to the SSL certificate to reflect the change to the name, domain or IP address. Second program instructions respond to a request by the administrator, to automatically create a new SSL certificate signing request. The new SSL certificate signing request is a form which can be sent to an SSL certificate authority. Third program instructions respond to another request by the administrator, to send the new SSL certificate signing request to the SSL certificate authority.

Abstract: A technique for shutting down virtual machines in a computer system which comprises a real computer and a virtual machine operating system. The virtual machine operating system comprises a common base portion and a plurality of virtual machines sharing the common base portion. According to one feature of the present invention, the common base portion receives a shutdown signal from the real computer. The shutdown signal specifies a time period for shutdown of the common base portion or the virtual machine operating system. Next, the common base portion determines a time period for shutdown of the virtual machines by subtracting a time required to shutdown the common base portion from the specified time period. Next, the common base portion sends requests to the virtual machines to shut down in an orderly manner within the time period determined for shutdown of the virtual machines. The common base portion determines when and if each of the virtual machines shuts down in an orderly manner.

Abstract: A technique for shutting down virtual machines in a computer system which comprises a real computer and a virtual machine operating system. The virtual machine operating system comprises a common base portion and a plurality of virtual machines sharing the common base portion. According to one feature of the present invention, the common base portion receives a shutdown signal from the real computer. The shutdown signal specifies a time period for shutdown of the common base portion or the virtual machine operating system. Next, the common base portion determines a time period for shutdown of the virtual machines by subtracting a time required to shutdown the common base portion from the specified time period. Next, the common base portion sends requests to the virtual machines to shut down in an orderly manner within the time period determined for shutdown of the virtual machines. The common base portion determines when and if each of the virtual machines shuts down in an orderly manner.

Abstract: A method and system for providing a user interface in a data processing system to be utilized for performing a plurality of tasks on a plurality of diverse central processing complexes, wherein processes utilized to perform the plurality of tasks are transparent to a user, and wherein the user interface utilized to perform the plurality of tasks is common across diverse central processor complexes. A library containing interface parameters for each central processing complex is established. The interface parameters include information necessary to tailor the user interface for the specific target central processing complex, as well as processes for performing selected tasks within each of the central processing complexes. The user is prompted to select a task for at least one of the diverse central processing complexes. At least one interface parameter from the library of interface parameters is selected in response to the user selecting a task for at least one of the diverse central processing complexes.