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 Obtaining a grid certificate is an analysis topic by itself. If you pass this step, you can be good in analysis of ATLAS data.
-Certificates are issued by the Open Science Grid (OSG) (since 2013). Look at there WEB site: [[https://oim.grid.iu.edu/oim/home]].
+Certificates are issued by the Open Science Grid (OSG) (since 2013). Look at there WEB site: [[https://oim.grid.iu.edu/oim/home]] and click "request certificate". AT ANL, there is a person who will contact you and ask you send identification info (like ANL badge). Then you will receive a notification and you can load the certificate to your browser and export it as p12 file. You also should request ATLAS VO membership,
- and click "request certificate". AT ANL, there is a person who will contact you and ask you send identification info (like ANL badge). Then you will receive a notification and you can load the certificate to your browser and export it as p12 file. You also should request ATLAS VO membership,
 ====== Setting up Grid Certificates ======
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   * Request a OSG grid certificate using this  [[https://oim.grid.iu.edu/oim/home]] site and list your Argonne collaborator when it asks for it. AT ANL, there is a person who will contact you and ask you send identification info (like ANL badge).
   * You should receive an email about the approval (takes 1 week). You must be using the same computer and browser you want to import the certificate on. Use Firefox, for example. Once your request is approved, you'll be sent a link to retrieve your certificate. At the bottom of that page, there is a link to import your certificate.
-  * To use ATLAS grid, you should be VO Atlas member. When applying, you need to select one of the collaborators. For example, Robert Gardner, from UChicago (closest Tier2).
   * Import your certificate and then you'll want to export it to a .p12 file. You'll be asked to create a password for the certificate. DO NOT FORGET IT!
 In Firefox, just go to "Preferences"-"Edit"-"Advanced"-"View Certificates". Click on most recent one (with expiration 1 year from the time when you have got email) and click "Backup". Type file name with the extension pt12. You'll be asked to create a password for the certificate. DO NOT FORGET IT!
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 Then do:
 <code>
-chmod 600  $HOME/.globus/userkey.pem
+chmod 400  $HOME/.globus/userkey.pem
-chmod 644  $HOME/.globus/usercert.pem
+chmod 444  $HOME/.globus/usercert.pem
 </code>
 You can test that the certificate is working correctly by typing "grid-proxy-init". The command  "voms-proxy-init -voms atlas" will not work yet, since you have register again with VO ATLAS (even if you was already VO member - it seems DOE GRID re-registration resets your VO membership! (at least for me, S.C.)
+If you are already a member of ATLAS, then you just need to join the Virtual Organization. The instructions can be found here [[http://www.usatlas.bnl.gov/twiki/bin/view/Support/HowToAtlasVO]]. Note that even if you were a member and you need just renew this, this is totally different step from DOE grid certificate renewal. You need to select one of the collaborators. For example, Robert Gardner, from UChicago (closest Tier2).
-If you are already a member of ATLAS, then you just need to join the Virtual Organization. The instructions can be found here [[http://www.usatlas.bnl.gov/twiki/bin/view/Support/HowToAtlasVO]]. Note that even if you were a member and you need just renew this, this is totally different step from DOE grid certificate renewal.
 Follow the instructions on that page exactly. When you get to the set where it redirects you to https://lcg-voms.cern.ch:8443/vo/atlas/vomrs you should be using the same browser that you imported the DOE grid certificate or you'll need to import your certificate to the browser you want to use. You can check that it is setup correctly by looking in the bottom left corner and looking for your name.