1. From a command prompt, launch the caGrid Installer:
   
   

   > cd \ CAGRID_INSTALLER_LOCATION
   
   > java -jar caGrid-installer-1.4.jar
   

2. Select the I agree to this license box and then click Next.
3. Select the Install/Configure Grid Service Container box and then click Next.
4. Select the Container to which you want to deploy your service. Because this guide will use a secure Tomcat, select the Should this container be secure? box and then click Next.
5. In the hostname box, enter the hostname of your server. This should match the hostname you used when you created your host credentials. Click Next.

   If you plan on using this container to deploy a service that registers to an existing grid, it is important that you use a publicly resolvable DNS name (or static IP). Otherwise, you will need to manually edit configuration files later to correct this.

6. From the Obtain host credentials method list, select the option that applies to your situation and click Next.

   Options: If you do not yet have credentials for your service, select Use GAARDS to obtain host credentials. If you have host credentials that are not in the default location, then select Browse to host credentials on the file system. If you have host credentials that are in the default location, then select Host credentials are already installed. Default credential location: On Windows, this will be a path like "C:\Documents and Settings\<USERNAME>\.cagrid\certificates". On Linux/MAC this will be a path like "/Users/YOUR_USERNAME/.cagrid/certificates".
7. If you selected Browse to host credentials on the file system, the next screen will prompt you for the location of your credentials. Enter the location of your host certificate in the Certificate text box. Enter the location of your private key in the Key text box. Click Next.
8. The next screen asks where you want to install Tomcat. Enter that location in the Directory text box and click Next.
9. A list of tasks appears that the installer will perform in order to install and configure Tomcat. Click Next.
10. Once the installer has completed installing all of the components, click Next.
11. Click Next. The final screen reminds you to set your ANT_HOME, GLOBUS_LOCATION and CATALINA_HOME environment variables. Set these variables immediately and click Finish.

Congratulations! You have successfully installed and configured your Tomcat container.