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SEE-GRID The SEE-GRID initiative is co-funded by the European Commission under the FP6 Research Infrastructures contract no SEE-GRID AUP Min-Hong Tsai EGEE Project Associate CERN min17502 at gate.sinica.edu.tw

SEE-GRID 5th PSC Meeting – Belgrade March SEEGRID AUP Model Consist of Infrastructure AUP Approved VO AUP Local control over resource use Flexible model to meet user and VO requirements Keep as short as possible Address: Acceptable and unacceptable use Responsibilities Possible consequences

SEE-GRID 5th PSC Meeting – Belgrade March SEE-GRID Infrastructure AUP Users of SEE-GRID infrastructure can only perform work and store data consistent with the objectives of the Virtual Organizations which they are a member of where those Virtual Organizations are authorized to use resources. Users of SEE-GRID infrastructure will not attempt to circumvent controls on authorized use of resources and if Users are informed that some aspect of your grid usage is creating a problem Users must immediately alter your usage to resolve the complaint. Feedback: Do we want to define eligible users here? Location of latest valid version of AUP? Published on VOMS server Or see-grid.org

SEE-GRID 5th PSC Meeting – Belgrade March General Use Users of SEE-GRID VO must: use SEE-GRID resources for only the purpose as described in your approved SEE-GRID application/community registration. SEE-GRID resources are not provided for any other purposes, Feedback: Restriction of personal and commercial use needs to be flexible comply with the evolving AUP of their local computing center and of their NREN.

SEE-GRID 5th PSC Meeting – Belgrade March Security Responsibilities Users shall report to their local security officer any attempt to violate their user account or workstation and, generally, any anomaly that comes to their attention. Users shall report immediately to the issuing Certification Authority and VO Manager any compromise of the private key of their certificates Users shall select safe passwords, endeavor to keep them and the private keys secret and under no circumstances communicate them to third parties. To ensure the proper functioning of the Grid, resource center security officers and computer administrators have the right to access information stored at their site. Such access is limited to professional tasks related to administration and security of the computer systems.

SEE-GRID 5th PSC Meeting – Belgrade March Unacceptable Use Unacceptable Use of the SEE-GRID VO includes, but not limited to: transmitting, distributing or storing of material which is in violation of any applicable law or regulation, violating the privacy or intellectual property rights of others, attempting to obtain unauthorized access to SEE-GRID resources or other systems, attempting to damage or alter without proper authorization either the hardware or software of SEE-GRID or elsewhere.

SEE-GRID 5th PSC Meeting – Belgrade March Enforcement Users shall be liable for damage resulting from any breach of the above regulations and legislation in force at the time. SEE-GRID VO reserves the right, after sending a written notification explaining the nature of the problem or breach of rule observed, to revoke access to Grid resources if a breach concerning the User is under investigation. Feedback: Warning is required. Is notification enough? Legal action against Users may be appropriate in some instances.