Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of GENIFAQ

Timestamp:

07/14/13 22:56:41 (11 years ago)

Author:

Vic Thomas

Comment:

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GENIFAQ

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     GENI is being developed by leading academic and industrial teams across the United States.  The GENI project is funded by the [http://nsf.gov US National Science Foundation (NSF)].  The [http://www.geni.net/?page_id=26 GENI Project Office (GPO)] provides the NSF with system engineering and project management expertise to guide the planning, prototyping and deployment of GENI.
 
+'''5. How do I "join" GENI?'''
+    You can "join" GENI as an experimenter.  See the [wiki:GENIExperimenterWelcome Experimenter Welcome Page] for more information.
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+    If you are a campus operator interested in hosting GENI Resources, see the [wiki:GENIAggregateProviderWelcome Aggregate Providers Page] and email [mailto:help@geni.net].
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 == Topics of Interest to Experimenters ==
 '''1. Why do I need certificates and keys?'''
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      Your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Shell SSH] key (not to be confused with your SSL key) is used to log into compute resources provided by GENI aggregates.  Aggregates typically use private-public key pairs instead of passwords are commonly to authenticate ssh logins.   When an aggregate provisions a compute resource and make it available to your slice, it installs your public key on the resource.  You must make sure your ssh client is configured to find your corresponding private key when you attempt to log into your compute resources.  For more information on setting up your keys and your ssh client, see [wiki:HowTo/LoginToNodes this page].
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+== Topics of Interest to Campus Network Operators ==
+'''1. How can my campus participate in GENI?'''
+    You can GENI-enable your campus by hosting a GENI-rack and/or deploying !OpenFlow technology on your campus network.  See [wiki:GENIAggregateProviderWelcome Aggregate Providers Page] and email [mailto:help@geni.net].