Managing access to a limited number of computerized sessions
AssigneeEMC Corporation
InventorsYedidya Dotan, Lawrence N. Friedman, Ayelet Biger, Asaf Shoval
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AssigneeEMC Corporation
InventorsYedidya Dotan, Lawrence N. Friedman, Ayelet Biger, Asaf Shoval
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A technique manages access to a limited number of computerized sessions. The technique involves receiving, from a waiting user, a session request for a computerized session, and queuing the session request in a wait queue in response to all of the limited number of computerized sessions being currently assigned to other users. The technique further involves, while the session request is queued in the wait queue, providing permission to the waiting user to un-assign a computerized session which is currently assigned to another user. With such a technique, the user has the option of simply waiting until a computerized session has been relinquished (i.e., if the user is willing to be patient) or un-assigning a computerized session currently assigned to another user (e.g., in order to speed up access to a computerized session).
In electronic circuitry, a method of managing access to a limited number of computerized sessions, the method comprising:
A client device, comprising:
A computer program product having a non-transitory computer readable medium which stores a set of instructions for managing access to a limited number of computerized sessions, the set of instructions causing a client device to perform a method of:
A server device, comprising:
A computer program product having a non-transitory computer readable medium which stores a set of instructions for managing access to a limited number of computerized sessions, the set of instructions causing a sever device to perform a method of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.