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# Node authorization noble
This noble manages a configurable set of nodes for a permissioned network.
Each node is dentified by a PeerId (i.e. Vec
). It provides two ways to
authorize a node,
- a set of well known nodes across different organizations in which the
connections are allowed.
- users can claim the ownership for each node, then manage the connections of
the node.
A node must have an owner. The owner can additionally change the connections
for the node. Only one user is allowed to claim a specific node. To eliminate
false claim, the maintainer of the node should claim it before even starting the
node. This noble uses offchain worker to set reserved nodes, if the node is not
an authority, make sure to enable offchain worker with the right CLI flag. The
node can be lagged with the latest block, in this case you need to disable offchain
worker and manually set reserved nodes when starting it.
