Abstract: An information handling system may include a management controller configured to provide out-of-band management of the information handling system and a network interface controller including a network interface controller storage resource that has a network interface controller operating system (OS) stored thereon. The management controller may be configured to: determine that the network interface controller OS is not functioning correctly; retrieve an OS image for a replacement network interface controller OS; and cause the network interface controller to install the replacement network interface controller OS onto the network interface controller storage resource.

Abstract: An information handling system may include a processor, a subsystem communicatively coupled to the processor, and a management controller communicatively coupled to the processor and the subsystem and configured for out-of-band management of the information handling system, the management controller further configured to, in response to an alternating current power cycle of the information handling system: cause a basic input/output system of the information handling system to pause its boot process prior to enumeration of functions of the subsystem; and upon completion of the boot process of the subsystem and initialization of virtual functions of the subsystem, cause the basic input/output system to unpause the boot process in order to enumerate the functions of the subsystem including the virtual functions.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to receiving an authentication credential from a user, generating a security key associated with a physical document selected for an image capture operation, receiving a request for a captured image file of the physical document, and providing the captured image file of the physical document upon determining that the request comprises the security key.

Abstract: Techniques for receiving a scan request and creating a proxy scan job by imaging devices are described. According to the present subject matter, a scan request is received from a contact identifier. Further, a proxy scan job corresponding to the scan request is created. Thereafter, a password corresponding to the scan request is generated and transmitted to the contact identifier.

Abstract: An imaging device comprises a scanning unit to create a scanned image of a document placed in the scanning unit. The imaging device comprises a remote scan management engine to create a remote scan request indicator in response to a remote access request received from a client device connected to the imaging device for remotely accessing the scanned image. The remote scan request indicator indicative of an authorization status of the remote access request. The authorization status being at least one of authorized, refused, and pending for authorization. The imaging device comprises a print engine to print a document copy having the scanned image and a remote scan request indicator. The remote scan request indicator is to allow an owner of the document to access the remote access authorization indicator to update the authorization status, to secure authorized access of the scanned image.

Abstract: Examples dis closed herein relate to receiving a first request to begin a first operation on a physical document, receiving a second request to begin a second operation, determining whether the first operation has completed, and in response to determining that the first operation has not completed, delay performance of the second operation.

Abstract: Approaches for reinstating a print operation are described. In one example, a random-access code corresponding to print operation interrupted from completing, by a print intervention event, is obtained. Further, a reinstated print operation is generated based on the intervened print operation. Thereafter, the reinstated print operation is securely maintained, wherein the reinstated print operation is accessible upon providing the random-access code.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to receiving a request for a file via a network, determining whether the request for the file is associated with an authorized user for the file, in response to determining that the request for the file is associated with the authorized user for the file, determining whether the request for the file complies with a security policy associated with the network, and in response to determining that the request for the file complies with the security policy associated with the network, providing access to the file to the authorized user.

Abstract: An imaging device comprises a scanning unit to create a scanned image of a document placed in the scanning unit. The imaging device comprises a remote scan management engine to create a remote scan request indicator in response to a remote access request received from a client device connected to the imaging device for remotely accessing the scanned image. The remote scan request indicator indicative of an authorization status of the remote access request. The authorization status being at least one of authorized, refused, and pending for authorization. The imaging device comprises a print engine to print a document copy having the scanned image and a remote scan request indicator. The remote scan request indicator is to allow an owner of the document to access the remote access authorization indicator to update the authorization status, to secure authorized access of the scanned image.

Abstract: Examples dis closed herein relate to receiving a first request to begin a first operation on a physical document, receiving a second request to begin a second operation, determining whether the first operation has completed, and in response to determining that the first operation has not completed, delay performance of the second operation.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to receiving an authentication credential from a user, generating a security key associated with a physical document selected for an image capture operation, receiving a request for a captured image file of the physical document, and providing the captured image file of the physical document upon determining that the request comprises the security key.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to receiving a request for a file via a network, determining whether the request for the file is associated with an authorized user for the file, in response to determining that the request for the file is associated with the authorized user for the file, determining whether the request for the file complies with a security policy associated with the network, arn in response to determining that the request for the file complies with the security policy associated with the network, providing access to the file to the authorized user.

Abstract: Approaches for reinstating a print operation are described. In one example, a random-access code corresponding to print operation interrupted from completing, by a print intervention event, is obtained. Further, a reinstated print operation is generated based on the intervened print operation. Thereafter, the reinstated print operation is securely maintained, wherein the reinstated print operation is accessible upon providing the random-access code.