Operations Room: EVO <ol> <li>Top level BDII service</li> Out of the pool: Austria, instance from UIBK <br> <a href="http://zeus16.cyf-kr.edu.pl/cs-dynamic/bdii-status"> Status of the DNS pool </a><br> <a href="http://zeus16.cyf-kr.edu.pl/cs-dynamic/bdii-comp"> Differences between BDIIs </a>. <br> <li>Report from the PPS sites</li> <br> <li>Switch from SAM to nagios</li> Apart from 1st line support and ROD teams only 1 person replied. Does this mean site admins do not care about what monitoring system they will be using in EGI?<br> Conclusion: for ROD work (alarm handling) nagios is OK, but for 1st line support it is missing details which could be helpful in problem troubleshooting e.g. full log of a command executed at a site. <br> </ol>

1st line support

• Jan Astalos

Room: EVO

Monitoring

• Emir Imamagic (SRCE)

Room: EVO

CE ROC transition to EGI Room: EVO Prerequisities for a country to become an NGI: <ol> <li> Establish ROC Manager, deputy, ...</li> <li> Setting up a Regional Operator on Duty (ROD) team</li> <li> Installation of the ROC Nagios</li> <li> Installation of the ROC BDII</li> <li> Set-up of the user support infrastructure <br> Here are two options: 1) own helpdesk integrated with GGUS 2) using GGUS directly </li> <li> Installation of the certification infrastructure<br> This is for certification of new sites, among others requires top BDII and WMS containing uncertified sites. </li> <li> Communication of the ROC security contact and mailing list to OSCT<br> Right now you just need to elect a security contact and forward this info to OSCT. </li> <li> Setting up of the VOMS dteam infrastructure<br> This is for creation of some structure in dteam VO. Necessity for that to be clarified. </li> </ol> Evaluation of what are the total hw requirements for a new NGI to setup.

AOB Room: EVO