Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of EARS


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Jul 19, 2013 4:58:57 PM (11 years ago)
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jhickey
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    1 = Getting Access to EARS =
     1= Getting Access to EARS Overview =
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    3 Access to the EARS cluster is filtered by a bastion host.  We figured the easiest way to provide secure access to users was to use SSH as a proxy from a bastion host.
     3Access to the EARS cluster is filtered by a bastion host.  We figured the easiest way to provide secure access to users was to use SSH as a proxy from a bastion host.  Here is an overview of the steps.
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     5 * Get access to egate.deterlab.net which is the bastion host for the EARS testbed.
     6 * Use egate.deterlab.net as a SOCKS proxy to access the web interface at https://www.ears.deterlab.net/
     7 * Apply to your project on EARS.
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     9== Logging into EGATE, the bastion host ==
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    511 * First, create a SSH key pair and email the public key, as an attachment, to us.  Also let us know what your preferred username is.
     
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    21 == Logging into users ==
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    23 You can log into users.ears.deterlab.net from egate. 
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    25 == Using the Proxy for the web interface ==
     29== Using the Proxy for the EARS web interface ==
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    5660* Now you should be able to access the web interface of the EARS cluster.
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     62== Accessing the Web Interface ==
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     64 * Once you have your proxy properly configured, you can access the web interface of the EARS cluster at [https://www.ears.deterlab.net https://www.ears.deterlab.net/]
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     66 * If you are new to the EARS cluster, you will need to [https://www.ears.deterlab.net/joinproject.php Join an Existing Project]
     67== Logging into users ==
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     69You can log into users.ears.deterlab.net from egate.  You will need to apply to a project and be approved before you can log into users since the EARS testbed is distinct from the ISI testbed.