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 <h1>"Homing" a Naming Authority</h1>

"Homing" a naming authority on a particular site
 tells the server(s) that make up the site that they
 are responsible for the given naming authority.
 This way, when a resolver comes along and asks
 for a handle under that naming authority, the server
 can say "here it is" or "it doesn't exist" or even
 "Why are you asking me? I don't have it."
 
 If you enter the naming authority handle as well as the
 address and port number of one of the primary servers
 for the desired site, this tool will "home" the
 given naming authority to that site. A message will be
 sent to each server in the site indicating that that site
 will now be responsible for the given naming authority.
 From then on that server will accept and handle requests
 for the given naming authority.

To "home" a naming authority, select 'Server Admin' from the main 
 Handle Administration Tool menu, then click 'Home Naming Authority'.
 
 
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