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--- cctf_user_guide [2017/05/29 13:37] – silvio.biagioni@unitn.it
+++ cctf_user_guide [2021/01/29 10:58] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   - The Team leader sends an email to  	[silvio dot biagioni at unitn dot it] with object "CCTF Contest Team", including the members of the Team in the CC list of the email.
   - An email will be sent to the Team's members, containing the time schedule of the rounds, DETERLab username and a link to set your password.
+  - The enrollment deadline is the **31th of June at 15:00**.
+The Rounds' dates are:
+  * Level 0 and questionnaire: **1st** of June
+  * Level 1: **5-9th** of June
+  * Level 2: **12-16th** of June
-===== The Day of the Contest (1st of June, 2017) =====
+===== The Day of the Contest  =====
   - The Team receives the experiment ID and the list of Qualified and Physical names of their client machines. Follows an example (in which the experiment ID is ''exp1'') of the information that will be received: <file>---------- tbreport.log --------
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 client1         pc3000       Ubuntu1004-STD  pc134
 client2         pc3000       Ubuntu1004-STD  pc099
-server          pc3060       Ubuntu1004-STD  pc184
+server          pc3060             *         pc184
 </file>
-  - To access your experimental nodes, you'll need to first SSH into users.deterlab.net using your DETERLab username and password. Once you log in to users, you'll need to SSH again to your actual experimental nodes. Since your nodes addresses may change every time you swap them in, it's best to SSH to the permanent Qualified Names of the nodes. The network topology and the commands to access from the username ''unitn9ab'' to a client in the given example are described in the following picture. {{ :undefined:nwaccess2.jpg |}}
+  - To access your experimental nodes, you'll need to first SSH into users.deterlab.net using your DETERLab username and password. Once you log in to users, you'll need to SSH again to your actual experimental nodes.  The network topology and the commands to access from the username ''unitn9ab'' to a client in the given example are described in the following picture. {{ :undefined:nwaccess2.jpg |}}
-  - To query the server (in the example, ''server.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net''), you can access it via SSH through your DETERLab account. For instance, to redirect port 80 on ''pc184'' (which is the ''server'' in the example) to your local machine on port 8080 you would do: <code> ssh -L 8080:pc184:80 unitn9ab@users.isi.deterlab.net</code> Once logged in, you should be able to access the web server on your DETER node by going to [[http://localhost:8080]].
+  - To query the server (in the example, ''server.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net''), you can access it via SSH through your DETERLab account by using a command line browser (e.g., ''lynx server.exp1.expercctf1.isi.deterlab.net/index.html''). Otherwise, to redirect port 80 on ''pc184'' (which is the ''server'' in the example) to your local machine on port 8080 you would do: <code> ssh -L 8080:pc184:80 unitn9ab@users.isi.deterlab.net</code> Once logged in, you should be able to access the web server on your DETER node by going to [[http://localhost:8080]] from your local browser.
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