Copying and Using Your Connection Command
The dashboard generates a connection command for every user-managed IRC network.
Open:
Find the required network and select its copy button.
A typical command looks like:
Replace:
with your current account password.
Connection format explained
is the server your IRC client connects to.
means port 5000 using SSL/TLS in clients that support plus-prefixed secure ports.
selects your BNC account and the dashboard network you want to open.
Example format
Do not copy the example literally.
Use the username and network name shown on your own dashboard.
Never post a completed command containing your real password.
The dashboard generates a connection command for every user-managed IRC network.
Open:
Code:
Dashboard → CommandFind the required network and select its copy button.
A typical command looks like:
Code:
/server -m bnc.eggy.net +5000 Username/Network:<your BNC password>Replace:
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<your BNC password>with your current account password.
Connection format explained
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bnc.eggy.netis the server your IRC client connects to.
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+5000means port 5000 using SSL/TLS in clients that support plus-prefixed secure ports.
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Username/Networkselects your BNC account and the dashboard network you want to open.
Example format
Code:
/server -m bnc.eggy.net +5000 ExampleUser/Libera:<password>Do not copy the example literally.
Use the username and network name shown on your own dashboard.
Never post a completed command containing your real password.