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TABLE B-2 Group, user ID and password
User ID Group ID m1 password m2 password m3 password
Root Root pwrtm1 pwrm2 pwrm3
globususer globus pwgbm1 pwgm2 pwgm3
snobol snobol pwsbm1
adminca adminca pwamm2
The globususer ID is used to run jobs on the grid for the user. Since this user ID
has more than eight characters, we will need to install it later, rather than installing it
as part of the Linux install process. The other user IDs can be installed as part of the
Linux installation or later.
The snobol ID is used to submit jobs to the grid.
The adminca ID is used to receive certificate requests for the Certificate
Authority. The adminca ID could be used to ftp the certificate requests to the machine
m2 in our install. The certificates will be signed using the root ID on machine m2.
Before installing the Globus Simple Certificate Authority, we must define the
distinguished name (DN) that will be used by the CA in our environment. Table B-3
describes the distinguished name used for the Certificate Authority in our
environment. The distinguished names for the users and for the Globus services will
be generated automatically.
TABLE B-3 Distinguished name and passphrase
Certificate Authority DN
cn=my test CA, ou=m2.kmitnb.ac.th, ou=demotest, o=grid
Passphrase
mycapw
The distinguished name (DN) and passphrase will be used by the Certificate
Authority to sign certificate requests.
B.2.2 Installing Linux
Install Linux on all of the machines using the “server” install, selecting all
packages and “no firewall”. Each system should use a fixed network IP address with a
corresponding host name, given in Table B-1, and do not use DHCP.
After installing Linux on each system, we create user IDs in Table B-2. The
below is an example of how to add the globususer ID on machine m1.