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There are two set of instructions below.
Users who had the portal generate their user certificate, should follow these instructions.
Users who used a CSR to generate their user certificate, should follow these instructions.
For users who had the portal generate their user certificate
Action needed to use Omni
For your convenience, the following is an expanded version of the instructions found on the portal in the section "Option 1: Automatic omni configuration" on the Profile page:
- Make sure you are running omni 2.3.1 or later.
- To determine the version of an existing omni installation, run:
$ omni.py --version
- If necessary, update to Omni 2.3.1
- Download the software: http://software.geni.net/local-sw/download&software=gcf-2.3.1.tar.gz
- Install the software: http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/wiki/QuickStart
- To determine the version of an existing omni installation, run:
- Download a new omni bundle (this will contain your certificate and
other files needed for configuring omni).
- Browse and login to the new portal: https://portal.geni.net/secure/omni-bundle.php
- Use the same login information you used previously on the old portal
- Be sure to select which project you would like to be the default
for running experiments in GENI. You can always change the
project that is used with the
-r
command line option of Omni.
- Download and save the bundle at:
~/Downloads/omni-bundle.zip
- Configure omni using omni-configure.py distributed with omni:
$ omni-configure.py
- Test omni:
$ omni.py -a ig-gpo getversion
The output should look similar to this: http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/attachment/wiki/OmniConfigure/Automatic/getversion.out
Congratulations! You're done.
Action needed to use other outside tools
- Download a new certificate at the GENI Experimenter Portal
- Browse and login to the new portal:
Use the same login information you used previously on the old portal
- Download the certificate
- Point your tool at the new user certificate
For users who used a CSR to generate their user certificate
Action needed to generate a new certificate
- Create a new certificate at the GENI Experimenter Portal
- Browse and login to the new portal: https://portal.geni.net/secure/kmcert.php
- Use the same login information you used previously on the old portal
- Follow the instructions to create a certificate
- Browse and login to the new portal: https://portal.geni.net/secure/kmcert.php
- Point your tool at the new user certificate
- If you are using omni, please following the instruction below in "Action needed to use Omni".
- If you are using another tool,
- Download the certificate
- Use the new user certificate with your tool
Action needed to use Omni
For your convenience, the following is an expanded version of the instructions found on the portal in the section "Option 1: Automatic omni configuration" on the Profile page: https://portal.geni.net/secure/profile.php
- Make sure you are running omni 2.3.1 or later.
- To determine the version of an existing omni installation, run:
$ omni.py --version
- If necessary, update to Omni 2.3.1
- Download the software: http://software.geni.net/local-sw/download&software=gcf-2.3.1.tar.gz
- Install the software: http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/wiki/QuickStart
- To determine the version of an existing omni installation, run:
- Download a new omni bundle (this will contain your certificate and
other files needed for configuring omni).
- Browse and login to the new portal: https://portal.geni.net/secure/omni-bundle.php
- Use the same login information you used previously on the old portal
- Be sure to select which project you would like to be the default
for running experiments in GENI. You can always change the
project that is used with the
-r
command line option of Omni.
- Download and save the bundle at:
~/Downloads/omni-bundle.zip
- Configure omni using omni-configure.py distributed with omni:
$ omni-configure.py
- (Optional) You may find it helpful to clear the passphrase from your cert/key:
$ clear-passphrases.py
- Test omni:
$ omni.py -a ig-gpo getversion
The output should look similar to this:
http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/attachment/wiki/OmniConfigure/Automatic/getversion.out
Congratulations! You're done.