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## Get a SuiNS name
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- IMPORTANT: for this to work, the wallet with which you purchase the SuiNS name should be the same as
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- the wallet you use in the Sui CLI. Unfortunately the SuiNS interface on Testnet does not allow
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- setting the resolution through the UI.
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- Navigate to [ https://testnet.suins.io/ ] ( https://testnet.suins.io/ ) , and buy a domain name with
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your testnet wallet. For example, ` walrusgame ` (NOTE: this is already taken, choose another you
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like!). NOTE: At the moment, you can only select names that are composed of letters ` a-z ` and
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info", and copy the ` ObjectID ` . In our case, this is
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` 0x6412c4cfbe50e219c2d4d30108d7321d064e15bf64e752307100bff5eb91da38 ` .
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+ ## Send the SuiNS registration object to the address you use with the Sui CLI
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+ The steps that follow require that the registration object is owned by the address you are using on
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+ the Sui CLI.
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+ To find the address, execute:
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+ ``` sh
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+ sui client active-address
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+ ```
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+ Then, from your browser wallet, select "Assets", look for the NFT of the SuiNS registration, which
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+ should look as follows:
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+ ![ the SuiNS registration inside the wallet] ( ../assets/suins-asset.png )
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+ Click on it, scroll down to "Send NFT", and send it to the address discovered with the command
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+ above. Now, your Sui CLI address owns the registration NFT, and you can proceed to the next step.
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## Map the SuiNS name to the Walrus Site
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This step associates the name ` walrusgame ` to the object ID of our Walrus Site. There are possibly
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