...
In order to get VPN access you must send a request to akraino-lab@iol.unh.edu and then we will make you an account. Please provide your full name, the Akraino Blueprint you are working on, and the Pod you would like access to. Please allow up to 1 business day to get the account setup.
Once we have made your account, you will receive an automated email with the username and a temporary password as well as an “ovpn” config file. Then on your OpenVPN client just import that file and enter in your username and temporary password. After you connect, you must reset your password by going to https://resolute.akr.iol.unh.edu/ipa/ui, this will take you to our FreeIPA server and once you put in the information it will ask you to put in your own password. Once you've changed your password, disconnect from the VPN, update your password on your client, and reconnect. You should be able to continue using that password in the future.
Be Please be aware that your company may need to open up a firewall hole for OpenVPN to work correctly.
...
| Pod Name | Hardware DescriptionPrimary / Secondary Contacts | |
|---|---|---|
| ThunderX2 Pod #1 |
|
|
| ThunderX2 Pod #2 |
| |
| Intel Pod |
|
|
| Unicycle Pod |
|
Change Requests
If you wish to have any network or configuration changes you will have to send and email to akraino-lab@iol.unh.edu and allow up to one business day for the changes to take effect. Please note, changes can not include hardware purchases without additional approvals from the Linux Foundation and the TSC.
...