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== Connecting to SCIONLab ==

SCIONLab is a global research network to test the SCION next-generation internet architecture.<ref>https://www.scionlab.org/</ref> and allows you to connect to a pre-existing network without bootstrapping your own cryptographic material or Isolation Domain as a '''non-core AS (Autonomous System)'''. Once you have configured a '''non-core AS''' on your LAN, other hosts on this LAN can then use it to connect to the broader SCIONLab network, without having to run the <code>scion-control</code> or <code>scion-router</code> daemons. A SCION end-host only requires the <code>scion-dispatcher</code> and <code>scion-daemon</code> services. In a future release of SCION, the dispatcher will be deprecated and this requirement is reduced to only a single daemon. <ref>https://github.com/scionproto/scion/pull/4344</ref>

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4. Click <code>Create AS</code>5. Once your AS is created, you should be able to click <code>Download configuration</code> on the page. This will yield a tarball like <code>scion_lab_user@myemail.com_20-ffaa_1_1155.tar.gz</code> Inside is a folder named <code>gen which contains the necessary information we need to connect to the SCIONLab test network.</code>

4. Click <code>Create AS</code>

5. Once your AS is created, you should be able to click <code>Download configuration</code> on the page. This will yield a tarball like <code>scion_lab_user@myemail.com_20-ffaa_1_1155.tar.gz</code> Inside is a folder named <code>gen which contains the necessary information we need to connect to the SCIONLab test network.</code>

=== Fixing SCIONLab Provided topology.json ===

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 == Connecting to SCIONLab ==
 SCIONLab is a global research network to test the SCION next-generation internet architecture.<ref>https://www.scionlab.org/</ref> and allows you to connect to a pre-existing network without bootstrapping your own cryptographic material or Isolation Domain as a '''non-core AS (Autonomous System)'''. Once you have configured a '''non-core AS''' on your LAN, other hosts on this LAN can then use it to connect to the broader SCIONLab network, without having to run the <code>scion-control</code> or <code>scion-router</code> daemons. A SCION end-host only requires the <code>scion-dispatcher</code> and <code>scion-daemon</code> services. In a future release of SCION, the dispatcher will be deprecated and this requirement is reduced to only a single daemon. <ref>https://github.com/scionproto/scion/pull/4344</ref>
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-. Click <code>Create AS</code>5. Once your AS is created, you should be able to click <code>Download configuration</code> on the page. This will yield a tarball like <code>scion_lab_user@myemail.com_20-ffaa_1_1155.tar.gz</code> Inside is a folder named <code>gen which contains the necessary information we need to connect to the SCIONLab test network.</code>
+. Click <code>Create AS</code>
+. Once your AS is created, you should be able to click <code>Download configuration</code> on the page. This will yield a tarball like <code>scion_lab_user@myemail.com_20-ffaa_1_1155.tar.gz</code> Inside is a folder named <code>gen which contains the necessary information we need to connect to the SCIONLab test network.</code>
 === Fixing SCIONLab Provided topology.json ===