Abstract: A host device receives from a user at a first client device a first login request for hosted virtual desktop (HVD) services. A first virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) session is started upon receiving a valid first login request. A first unified communications (UC) session is established between the first client device and an endpoint device. A second login request is received from the user at a second client device, the second login request configured to request HVD services. A second VDI session is started to mediate an HVD session for the user upon receiving a valid second login request. A second UC session is established between the second client device and the endpoint device. A media communication session associated with the first UC session is transferred from the first client device to the second client device after the second VDI session is started and the second UC session is established.

Abstract: A host device receives from a user at a first client device a first login request for hosted virtual desktop (HVD) services. A first virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) session is started upon receiving a valid first login request. A first unified communications (UC) session is established between the first client device and an endpoint device. A second login request is received from the user at a second client device, the second login request configured to request HVD services. A second VDI session is started to mediate an HVD session for the user upon receiving a valid second login request. A second UC session is established between the second client device and the endpoint device. A media communication session associated with the first UC session is transferred from the first client device to the second client device after the second VDI session is started and the second UC session is established.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for a client to send a message to a server comprising information configured to indicate that a user has logged on to the client. A determination is made as to whether the user logging on for the first time. When the user logs on for the first time, a message is received comprising a pseudo hardware address for a client wireless device associated with the client. The pseudo hardware address is assigned to the client wireless device. The client wireless device is paired with a wireless device associated with the user. A message is generated comprising pairing information for a pairing between the client wireless device and the user wireless device and the pairing information is sent to the server for storage. When the user subsequently logs on, a message is received comprising the pairing information and the client wireless device is provisioned with the pairing information.