Overview: Getting Access to Tri-lab Machines
Please note: Links requiring authentication are designated with a red asterisk (*).
| Your Location | LANL Account Request | LLNL Account Request | SNL Account Request |
|---|---|---|---|
| LANL | SARAPE request Trinity/Trinitite |
SARAPE request Open(OCF)/Classified(SCN) |
SARAPE request Unclassified(SRN)/Classified(SCN) |
| LLNL | SARAPE request Trinity/Trinitite |
IdM | SARAPE request Unclassified(SRN)/Classified(SCN) |
| SNL | See instructions at http://hpc.lanl.gov/getting_an_account.html |
SARAPE request Open(OCF)/Classified(SCN) |
WebCARS* |
Tri-lab Information
The following pages on our site contain Tri-lab specific information:
For LLNL Users of Tri-lab Resources
Who can use SARAPE?
SARAPE is a domain-restricted, web based application that allows users from the following sites to request remote accounts for selected resources at LANL, LLNL, and SNL (Tri-labs).
- Tri-labs – Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL).
- National Security Complex (NSC) – DOE Cyber Incident Response Capability (CIRC), Kansas City Plant (KCP), NNSA Headquarters (NNSAHQ), NNSA Service Center (NNSASC), Pantex (PNTX), Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL), Savannah River Site Tritium (SRST), and Y-12 (Y12).
- ASC Alliance Partners (PSAAP) – Notre Dame University (NDU), Stanford University (STAN), Texas A&M (TAMU), University of Florida (UFL), University of Illinois in Urbana-Champagne (UIUC), and University of Utah (UTAH).
From your site’s network go to: http://sarape.sandia.gov and select "Submit A Request". If you are from one of the sites listed above but are on a public or private network, you will not be able to access the request form.
If you are from a site other than those listed above, and are interested in requesting cyber access to one of the Tri-labs, contact your collaborator/sponsor at the appropriate lab.
Managing Tri-Lab LC Groups
While tri-lab users use Sarape to manage LC resource requests, they use IDM to manage LC groups. Users can use LC's IDM service to request the creation of a new group as well as additions to existing groups. Tri-lab users with an existing LC account can use their local site credentials via OneID when authenticating to IDM.
Tri-lab User Access Policies and Forms – Policies and Security
SNL
- Cyber Security* (SNL users only) website contains resources, contacts, and directives
- In order to obtain access to a resource at SNL, the Cyber Security Users Agreement must be read and understood. You must submit the information requested at the bottom of the form. This implies that you will abide by all the conditions and limitations, before you access any SNL resource
LLNL
- The LC Computer Use Policy* includes the Briefing on Computer Use Policy and Security Rules and the Briefing on Sensitive Unclassified Information and Protecting Unclassified Computer Systems and Information.
- For Computer Security Plan and other requirements for foreign nationals see the Foreign Nationals at LLNL website.*
LANL
- In order to obtain access to a resource at LANL, Initial Computer Security Briefing, Course 9369 must be completed. More information is available at the Getting an Account site.
Note Thanks to https://hpc.sandia.gov/access/ for much of this Tri-lab information.