The aim of Nickserv is to protect an user's nickname (or nick). In other words, if a nick is registered properly with NickServ, no one else can use that registered nick. If you are using a nickname that is registered by someone else, I'd advise you to change nicks immediately incase you loose you connection to IRCtoo (Ghosted) or sometimes be called Nickname_ (ie, with a dash). Remember, all passwords are case sensitive and if you forgot, or got it wrong, ask an IRCop with CSOPs authorisation.
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| /msg NickServ REGISTER «password» «email» | This registers the current nickname you are using | /msg Nickserv REGISTER my_nice_long_password me@my_email_address.com |
| /msg NickServ IDENTIFY «password» | This identifies an user to the nickname and enables to user to get some memoserv information if any | /msg NickServ IDENTIFY my_nice_long_password |
| /msg NickServ SET KILL ON | Puts a 60-second timelimit for people to identify to NickServ before becomming a "Guest". Recommended. | /msg NickServ SET KILL ON |
| /msg NickServ ACCESS LIST | Look at your list of access masks and if you have a suitable mask, you shouldn't need to identify to NickServ everytime | /msg NickServ ACCESS LIST |
| /msg NickServ ACCESS ADD «ip mask» | Add an IP address to your ACCESS list. Equally, DEL does the opposite | /msg NickServ ACCESS ADD udderman@*.ukonline.co.uk |
| /msg NickServ GHOST «nick» «password» | If someone is using your nick, you can get him off DALnet to use your nick again. | /msg NickServ GHOST DJ_RobinB my_nice_long_password | /msg NickServ HELP | Ask for Help from NickServ. | /msg NickServ HELP |
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