Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of GEC15Agenda/IntroToOmni/Instructions

Timestamp:

10/16/12 08:53:30 (12 years ago)

Author:

nriga@bbn.com

Comment:

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GEC15Agenda/IntroToOmni/Instructions

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 Before we start with the Omni tutorial, please follow these steps:
-  a. Login to the VM
-  a. Run Firefox
-  a. Open all bookmarks under the Intro to Omni bookmark folder
-  a. Open a terminal window
+  i. Login to the VM
+  i. Run Firefox
+  i. Open all bookmarks under the Intro to Omni bookmark folder
+  i. Open a terminal window
 
 = 1. Configure Omni =
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 some default options and place it in the default place of `~/.gcf/`. Follow
 these steps:
- a. In the web browser login to `www.pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com` using the information
+ i. In the web browser login to `www.pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com` using the information
  in the paper slip
- a. On the menu on the left, press `Download your cert` [[Image(download_cert.png)]]
- a. Select the option about downloading as a pem file. 
- a. Press '''`Ctrl-s`''' to save this page. Type `~/.ssl/geni_cert.pem` [[Image(save_cert.png, 40%)]]
- a. In the terminal type:
+ i. On the menu on the left, press `Download your cert` [[Image(download_cert.png)]]
+ i. Select the option about downloading as a pem file. 
+ i. Press '''`Ctrl-s`''' to save this page. Type `~/.ssl/geni_cert.pem` [[Image(save_cert.png, 40%)]]
+ i. In the terminal type:
   {{{
 omni-configure.py
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 as a valid GENI user, so it will ask you for your passphrase multiple times. 
 Omni will ask you for the phrase multiple times per command. To save time during the tutorial, we are going to remove the passphrase from your cert and your ssh key. There is a script to clear the passphrases. 
-  a. In the terminal run 
+  i. In the terminal run 
   {{{
 clear-passphrases.py 
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 }}}
 
-  b. Verify that you have the necessary credential and key files
+  ii. Verify that you have the necessary credential and key files
      {{{
      ls ~/.ssh ~/.ssl
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 command. For this step we have used !PlanetLab's AM, but you can use any
 Aggregate Manager(AM). 
-  a. In the terminal type:
+  i. In the terminal type:
   {{{
 omni.py getversion -a plc