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1. • An active NASA Identity is required

     • An active NASA Identity is required for your NAS account. If you do not have a NASA Identity, your PI must request one for you. PIs can request NASA Identities for themselves and their users through the online account request system linked in step 3, below.
     www.nas.nasa.gov/hecc/accounts/getaccounts.html

     Getting an Account - NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division

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   Is a NASA identity required for an NAS account?

   • An active NASA Identity is required for an NAS account. If you do not have a NASA Identity, your PI must request one for you. PIs can request NASA Identities for themselves and their users through the online account request system.

   Getting an Account - NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division

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   What should I do if I don't have a NASA identity?

   • If you don't have a NASA identity, you should ask your PI to use the system to request one for you. A SecurID RSA token is required for supercomputing access. If you're a remote NAS user and not located at a NASA center, NAS will supply an RSA token to you upon approval of your account form.

   Getting an Account - NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division

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   Is a GID required for a NAS account?

   • To apply for a NAS account, you will need a GID (provided by your PI). Note: You must have an enabled NASA Identity to use the online account request system. If you do not already have an enabled NASA identity, please ask your PI to use the system to request an identity for you. A SecurID RSA token is required for supercomputing access.

   Getting an Account - NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division

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   Is IT Security Training required for NAS users?

   • All NAS users, new and returning, must complete IT Security Training as an annual requirement for supercomputer access. New users with recently enabled NASA identities will receive information on how to complete the required security training online through NASA’s web-based SATERN system. Follow the link below to the online account request system.

   Getting an Account - NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division

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3. www.nas.nasa.gov › hecc › assetsGetting an Account to Use Resources at NAS - nas.nasa.gov

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   NASA Identity! • NAS uses data from Account Request Form to look up user in NASA Enterprise Directory (NED) database!- Case 1: Active and enabled!- Case 2: Not in NED!- Case 3: In NED, status is terminated and disabled! 6

4. www.nas.nasa.gov › hecc › assetsGetting an Account to Use Resources at NAS

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   NASA Identity Case 1! • User has identity in NED, active and enabled!- If user has completed IT Security Training, NAS submits request to install account!- If user has not completed IT Security Training, NAS sends user link to SATERN: https://satern.nasa.gov/!- Once training completed, NAS submits request to install/ renew account!! 7

5. www.nas.nasa.gov › hecc › supportLogging Into NAS Systems for the First Time

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   May 26, 2017 · The first time you log into NAS systems, you must enable the token, set up a personal identification number (PIN), and change your default NAS password. To learn how to complete these steps and log into NAS systems for the first time, see the procedure that is appropriate for your token:

6. hec.nasa.gov › request › accountsNASA High-End Computing: Getting Accounts

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   Feb 25, 2021 · If you are a NASA employee or contractor, have a NASA Identity established by your NASA Center organization. If you are not associated with a NASA Center organization and do not already have a NASA Identity, the NCCS will request one for you.

7. id.nasa.gov › ProfileCreateCreate Profile - NASA

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   These NASA Cybersecurity and Privacy Rules of Behavior (NASA ROB) provide the specific responsibilities and expected behavior for users of all NASA Information and Information Technology Systems as required by:

8. www.nas.nasa.gov › hecc › supportI can't log in/My password is not working/My account is locked

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   Mar 10, 2017 · In general, when you have problems logging in with your NAS password or RSA SecurID passcode, call the NAS Control Room at (800) 331-8737 or (650) 604-4444. If you are a current user with an existing account on a NAS system, and you are approved to get an account on another machine, your password on the new machine is the same as your current ...