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Portal Signup Procedure
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- Visit
the Java Test Page, and make sure your java is working
properly, and is a version listed below for your OS/Browser
combination. If java is not working properly, please address
this issue first. You should see a moving animated character
dancing if java is working.
- Visit the Secure Portal Enrollment Page.
- Make sure you know your HPCVL username,
and your web password (used to access the
HPCVL Users page) you will require this information to
complete the registration process. We've choosen this
procedure for security reasons; it allows us to sign up new
users without requiring us to send you information used to
activate your certificate. Your web password is considered a
'shared secret'; it is something you already know.
- First time users, Create Roaming User Profile.
- Here, you are creating a TruePass user
certificate, used to log in to the Portal
Server. Use the same (HPCVL) user
name you already use, however the password
you choose may be different than the one you used
previously to access our login node. Password
requirements are strict, requiring at least 8
characters, with at least one upper-case. We
recommend that once logged in, you change your login
password to match the one you have chosen for the
portal.[Figure
1] [Figure
2]
- Recover Roaming User is used to reset
forgotten portal passwords. In the future, should you forget
your certificate password used to log in to the Portal server,
you can reset it here, once again, make sure you know
your HPCVL username and web password that
will be used for your shared secret.
Log in to the Portal:
- Visit https://portal.hpcvl.queensu.ca/
- Log in with your new TruePass client certificate. [Figure 3] (See above, pt 4a.)
- You will be brought to the Secure Desktop page
- To use any of the applications appearing on the
left-hand side, such as xterm (sflogin0), click on it.
- If the application is used for the first time,
you will be prompted to log in. For this, you use
your username and the UNIX password that you
received [Figure
4].
- The Secure Desktop will remember password and
userID for the application, and automatically use it
next time. If the information has changed (for
instance, you changed your login password), it will
prompt you again.
- No "Secure Desktop webtop preferences" have to be
set anymore as the SD automatically stores that
information.
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