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Connecting With mIRC
The quickest way to connect through mIRC is to use the command generated by the dashboard.
A typical command is:
Replace:
Example format:
Why +5000 is used
The plus sign tells mIRC to use SSL/TLS.
Correct:
Incorrect:
Using plain port 5000 without TLS may result in an SSL error or immediate disconnection.
Opening more than one network
The
This allows you to connect separately to each network stored on your BNC account.
Use the separate dashboard command generated for each network.
Never share a completed mIRC command because it contains your password.
The quickest way to connect through mIRC is to use the command generated by the dashboard.
A typical command is:
Code:
/server -m bnc.eggy.net +5000 Username/Network:<password>Replace:
Usernamewith your exact BNC username.Networkwith the dashboard network name.<password>with your current BNC password.
Example format:
Code:
/server -m bnc.eggy.net +5000 ExampleUser/DALnet:<password>Why +5000 is used
The plus sign tells mIRC to use SSL/TLS.
Correct:
Code:
+5000Incorrect:
Code:
5000Using plain port 5000 without TLS may result in an SSL error or immediate disconnection.
Opening more than one network
The
-m switch opens the connection in a new mIRC server window.This allows you to connect separately to each network stored on your BNC account.
Use the separate dashboard command generated for each network.
Never share a completed mIRC command because it contains your password.