1. Please check in with the Fermilab Users Office (WH1NW) and obtain a Fermilab I.D. number,


2. check in with Stephanie Schuler (171-I) and


3. check in with Dee Hahn (CDF 3) to complete necessary safety training.

You will become an official member of CDF after you have:

1. read the CDF building and detector information which gives a short overview of safety information about the CDF experiment,
   
2. complied with CDF's safety training requirements which are stated in this document, and
   
3. completed and returned (to one of the above) the last page of this document, which asks for information about yourself.

After having completed registration requirements you may request your computer account via the WEB:

• Read the "Fermilab Policy on Computing".
  
• Apply for a lab mail server account and uid/gid at: http://computing.fnal.gov/xms/Services/Getting_Services/Accounts_and_Passwords
  
• Apply for a KERBEROS principal, CDF login pool account, CAF queue, and access to CDF internal web pages at:
  http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/computing/unixaccountrequest.html
  
• If you need a FERMI Windows domain account with CDF privileges, read:
  http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/computing/windowsaccountrequest.html AFTER you have your KERBEROS principal setup.
  

As soon as you have your CDF account, please enter your name and information in the CDF Run II People Database. (This is especially important if you wish to be on the CDF author list.)

CDF institution mail boxes are located in the crossover of the CDF trailers. Please have your mail addressed as follows:

Your Name
Your Institution*
Fermilab - CDF - M.S. 318 (or 223** )
PO Box 500***
Batavia, IL 60510

* without this information, your mail may be delayed.
** M.S. 223 if you are an Italian Visitor.
***Fermilab shipping address is: Kirk & Wilson Sts., Receiving Dept.