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 = VI. Get Your Own Account =
+The accounts, that you used in the above steps, will be deactivated after the
+tutorial. If you do not already have an account at GPO's ProtoGENI cluster, you
+should get your own account so that you can further experiment with GENI.
+The accounts, that you used in the above steps will be deactivated after the tutorial. If you do not already have an account at GPO's ProtoGENI cluster, you should get your own account so that you can further experiment with GENI.
 === 1a. Get a temporary account ===
+To get a temporary account that will be deactivated on March 31st 2012, apply
+for an account at this page https://www.pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com/joinproject.php3.
+For Project name use : GpoTutorial.
+To get a temporary account that will be deactivated on March 31st 2012, apply for an account at this page https://www.pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com/joinproject.php3. For Project name use : !GpoTutorial.
 === 1b. Get a permanent account ===
+If you would like to run your own experiments in this infrastructure, please
+contact us at [mailto:help@geni.net] to get a permanent account.
+=== 2. Getting to Know Omni ===
+Now that you have your own account, you should configure Omni to use your own
+personal info, instead of the pre-made accounts.
+==== 2a. Generate and Download your ProtoGENI certificate ====
+      a. Start Firefox within the VM and
+[https://www.pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com/login.php3] log in to your account.
+      b. Select ''Generate SSL Cert'' and follow instructions.
+      c. Select ''Download your SSL Cert'' (it's on the left of the page), and
+click on the 'Download it in PEM format' link.
+      d. Copy the contents of the page (Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C)
+      e. Open a terminal (there is a shortcut on the top bar) under the
+omni_tutorial directory there should be an ssh directory
+      {{{
+cd omni_tutorial/ssh
+      }}}
+      f. Open a file called <username>_cert.pem, paste your cert(Ctrl-Shift-V)
+and save.
+      {{{
+pico <username>_cert.pem>
+Ctrl-Shift-V
+Ctrl-X
+      }}}
+      g. Remove the passphrase from your certificate. For security best
+practices you should keep a passphrase on your certificate. If you want to avoid
+typing your passphrase throughout the tutorial, you might want to temporarily
+remove your passphrase
+      {{{
+openssl rsa -in ./<username>_cert.pem -out ./<username>_cert_ct.pem
+openssl x509 -in ./<username>_cert.pem >> ./<username>_cert_ct.pem
+chmod 400 ./<username>_cert_ct.pem
+      }}}
+       If you want a way to type your passphrase only once per session, look
+[http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/wiki/OmniTroubleShoot#Q.WhydoesOmnipromptformyPEMpassphrasesomanytimesCantOmnipromptonlyonce
+here].
+==== 2b. Generate a pair of private/public keys. ====
+In order to be able to login to the resources you will reserve will need a pair
+of keys. You can use any set of existing keys you might have, or you can
+generate a new pair. For security best practices you should  have a passphrase
+on your keys.
+{{{
+ssh-keygen -f <username>_key
+}}}
+Now you can go back to [wiki:GEC11NetworkingExperiments/Tutorial#I.ConfigureOmni
+(I)] and follow the steps using your own certificate and key.
+If you would like to run your own experiments in this infrastructure, please contact us at [mailto:help@geni.net] to get a permanent account. Look at the [http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/wiki/OmniConfigure Omni Configuration page] about how to configure your Omni with your personal info.
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