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Connecting to Several IRC Networks
Each IRC network stored in the dashboard has its own BNC connection identity.
All networks use:
The network name inside the server password changes.
Example:
Recommended setup
Create a separate saved connection for every dashboard network.
Name them clearly:
This prevents you from accidentally using the wrong network label.
Do not reuse one entry for every network
Changing only the nickname does not select a different BNC network.
The network is selected by the value after the slash:
Client network limits
Some desktop clients open each connection in a separate window or tab.
This is normal and does not create additional BNC networks in your dashboard.
Each IRC network stored in the dashboard has its own BNC connection identity.
All networks use:
Code:
Server: bnc.eggy.net
Port: 5000
SSL/TLS: EnabledThe network name inside the server password changes.
Example:
Code:
ExampleUser/Libera:Password
ExampleUser/DALnet:Password
ExampleUser/OFTC:PasswordRecommended setup
Create a separate saved connection for every dashboard network.
Name them clearly:
- Eggy BNC — Libera.
- Eggy BNC — DALnet.
- Eggy BNC — OFTC.
This prevents you from accidentally using the wrong network label.
Do not reuse one entry for every network
Changing only the nickname does not select a different BNC network.
The network is selected by the value after the slash:
Code:
Username/NetworkClient network limits
Some desktop clients open each connection in a separate window or tab.
This is normal and does not create additional BNC networks in your dashboard.