Abstract: Example implementations relate to system and method of signing a boot information file by a manageability controller, and interlocking host computing system to signed boot information file. The boot information file may include a boot loader file and/or an OS kernel file of the host computing system. The manageability controller receives the boot information file from a processor of a computing device. Further, the manageability controller signs the boot information file with a hashed data of a unique identifier, to generate and communicate the signed boot information file to the processor. Later, the manageability controller updates a boot database stored in non-volatile random-access memory of a firmware engine of the host computing system with a thumbprint data of the signed boot information file to interlock the host computing system to the signed boot information file, in response to successful download of the signed boot information file by the processor.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a manageability controller for controlling a display of a screen video. The manageability controller may receive screen video data from a hypervisor running on a host operating system (OS) that is executable by a main processing resource separate from the manageability processing resource. The screen video data may include a host OS screen video data corresponding to the host OS, a virtual machine (VM) screen video data corresponding to a VM running on the hypervisor, or both. Further, the manageability controller may store the host OS screen video data or the VM screen video data in a physical video memory based on a screen selection input.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a system and method for providing a key store within Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) of a computing device. A secure storage key of the BMC may include a key store, storing cryptographic objects such as cryptographic keys and digital certificates used by entities for performing cryptographic operations. The BMC may receive a request from an entity for performing the cryptographic operation and may determine if the entity is authorized to request the cryptographic operation. If the entity is authorized, the BMC may identify a private key from the key store for performing the cryptographic operation. Once the key is identified, the BMC may determine if the entity is permitted access to the private key. When the entity is permitted to access the private key, the BMC may perform the cryptographic operation using the private key and returns the results to the entity.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to system and method of signing a boot information file by a manageability controller, and interlocking host computing system to signed boot information file. The boot information file may include a boot loader file and/or an OS kernel file of the host computing system. The manageability controller receives the boot information file from a processor of a computing device. Further, the manageability controller signs the boot information file with a hashed data of a unique identifier, to generate and communicate the signed boot information file to the processor. Later, the manageability controller updates a boot database stored in non-volatile random-access memory of a firmware engine of the host computing system with a thumbprint data of the signed boot information file to interlock the host computing system to the signed boot information file, in response to successful download of the signed boot information file by the processor.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to system and method of controlling access to ports of a host computing system having a port management integrated-circuit chip (IC), a manageability controller, and a plurality of peripheral device hubs having ports. The IC is to receive a first data from the plurality of peripheral device hubs and communicate the first data to the manageability controller. The first data includes device identifiers of a first peripheral device and a port identifier of the port. Further, the IC is to receive a security action from the manageability controller and implement the security action on the port. The security action is determined based on comparison of the first data and the second data including access control rules, where the security action is linked to each access control rule, and where each access control rule has the port identifier mapped to predetermined device identifiers of a second peripheral device.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to system and method of controlling access to ports of a host computing system having a port management integrated-circuit chip (IC), a manageability controller, and a plurality of peripheral device hubs having ports. The IC is to receive a first data from the plurality of peripheral device hubs and communicate the first data to the manageability controller. The first data includes device identifiers of a first peripheral device and a port identifier of the port. Further, the IC is to receive a security action from the manageability controller and implement the security action on the port. The security action is determined based on comparison of the first data and the second data including access control rules, where the security action is linked to each access control rule, and where each access control rule has the port identifier mapped to predetermined device identifiers of a second peripheral device.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a manageability controller for controlling a display of a screen video. The manageability controller may receive screen video data from a hypervisor running on a host operating system (OS) that is executable by a main processing resource separate from the manageability processing resource. The screen video data may include a host OS screen video data corresponding to the host OS, a virtual machine (VM) screen video data corresponding to a VM running on the hypervisor, or both. Further, the manageability controller may store the host OS screen video data or the VM screen video data in a physical video memory based on a screen selection input.

Abstract: A torque convertor stator includes an annular bearing support, a plurality of stator blades, and a web extending radially between the annular bearing support and the plurality of stator blades. The annular bearing support, the plurality of stator blades, and the web are formed from a single continuous piece of amorphous metal.

Abstract: A torque convertor stator includes an annular bearing support, a plurality of stator blades, and a web extending radially between the annular bearing support and the plurality of stator blades. The annular bearing support, the plurality of stator blades, and the web are formed from a single continuous piece of amorphous metal.

Abstract: Clutch arrangement provided with a housing and a clutch device, one of which serves as a clutch element carrier for a clutch element and the other serves as a friction region carrier. The clutch element has a carrier for a friction lining and a holding apparatus for receiving the carrier on the clutch element carrier, radially adjacently with respect to the friction lining. In a first radial region, the clutch housing has an axial projection at a first axial spacing from the clutch device and, with a radial offset with respect thereto, has an axial recess at a second axial spacing from the clutch device in a second radial region, and has a transition region radially between the axial projection and the axial recess, either the axial projection or the axial recess being intended to provide a bearing face for at least one component of the clutch device.

Abstract: An example managed server system (102) includes a managed server (104), a baseboard management controller (BMC) (108), and a shared memory (106). An example configuration process (200) includes transmitting (201), by the BMC, a network-address request over an out-of-band network; receiving (202) received configuration information; writing (203), by the BMC, stored configuration information to the shared memory; accessing (204), by the managed server, the shared memory to read the stored configuration information; and configuring (205) the managed server using the stored configuration information.

Abstract: An example device includes processor and a secure storage area having accessibility limited to a secure communication. The secure storage area stores a job pool with at least one job to be processed. The processor is to process the at least one job from the job pool when the processor is running. The secure storage area is a private storage of a management controller of the device.

Abstract: A formulated composition suitable for controlling or preventing pathogenic damage in a plant comprising (A) at least one solid active ingredient having a water solubility of at most 100 ?g/litre at 25° C. at neutral pH, in an amount of at least 1 weight %, based on the total weight of the formulated composition, (B) at least one non-ionic surface active compound having a hydrophile-lipophile balance (HLB) of between 10 and 18, one or more customary formulation auxiliaries, and water; wherein active ingredient (A) is suspended or dispersed in the water, the weight ratio of surface active compound (B) to active ingredient (A) is in the range of from 1.5 to 15.0, provided the minimum amount of surface active compound (B) is at least 6 weight %, based on the total weight of the formulated composition. Also a method of improving pesticide residue levels in agriculture.

Abstract: A formulated composition suitable for controlling or preventing pathogenic damage in a plant comprising (A) at least one solid active ingredient having a water solubility of at most 100 ?g/liter at 25° C. at neutral pH, in an amount of at least 1 weight %, based on the total weight of the formulated composition, (B) at least one non-ionic surface active compound having a hydrophile-lipophile balance (HLB) of between 10 and 18, one or more customary formulation auxiliaries, and water; wherein active ingredient (A) is suspended or dispersed in the water, the weight ratio of surface active compound (B) to active ingredient (A) is in the range of from 1.5 to 15.0, provided the minimum amount of surface active compound (B) is at least 6 weight %, based on the total weight of the formulated composition. Also a method of improving pesticide residue levels in agriculture.

Abstract: An example managed server system (102) includes a managed server (104), a baseband management controller (BMC) (108), and a shared memory (106). An example configuration process (200) includes transmitting (201), by the BMC, a network-address request over an out-of-band network; receiving (202) received configuration information; writing (203), by the BMC, stored configuration information to the shared memory; accessing (204), by the managed server, the shared memory to read the stored configuration information; and configuring (205) the managed server using the stored configuration information.

Abstract: A method of controlling or preventing damage to a plant, which comprises applying on the plant or a surrounding area thereof a combination comprising (I) abamectin, and (II) cyflumetofen, in any desired sequence or simultaneously.

Abstract: A formulated composition suitable for controlling or preventing pathogenic damage in a plant comprising (A) at least one solid active ingredient having a water solubility of at most 100 ?g/litre at 25° C. at neutral pH, in an amount of at least 1 weight %, based on the total weight of the formulated composition, (B) at least one non-ionic surface active compound having a hydrophile-lipophile balance (HLB) of between 10 and 18, one or more customary formulation auxiliaries, and water; wherein active ingredient (A) is suspended or dispersed in the water, the weight ratio of surface active compound (B) to active ingredient (A) is in the range of from 1.5 to 15.0, provided the minimum amount of surface active compound (B) is at least 6 weight %, based on the total weight of the formulated composition. Also a method of improving pesticide residue levels in agriculture.

Abstract: A method of controlling or preventing damage to a plant, which comprises applying on the plant or a surrounding area thereof a combination comprising (I) abamectin, and (II) cyflumetofen, in any desired sequence or simultaneously.