AdiIRC

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h1. ZNC

To connect to a "ZNC":http://wiki.znc.in/ZNC server through *AdiIRC* is very easy. Follow the examples bellow:

h2. Adding a ZNC Server by using the Server Manager

To open the Server Manager press *ctrl + s* or go to Menu *Server* -> *Server List*.

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This is what you should see if you haven't added any in.

h3. Adding a Network

Once you have the server list up, you're going to click 'Add new network'

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You should then have a dialog box come up that looks like

!AdiIRC_Blank_Network.png!

Type the network name that you are connecting to, or any name is fine, just as long as you remember it.

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In this dialog you have the usual IRC settings, and you may fill them as you like, but the ones that must be valid are Password and Username on the left side.  Now, before you go saving that and adding servers, you for to make sure you will be authenticating correctly. In the same window, you should see the drop down menu labeled login method.

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!AdiIRC_Server_Tab.png!

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*This newer tutorial is under construction*

When connected to a server your address will be something like: *field1* is *field3*@host (*field4*) / *nick* is *user*@my.isp.host (*realname*)

h2. Connecting by direct command

Check the [[/server]] wiki for a complete overview of command parameters. Two quick example:

# *Non SSL*: <pre>/server -m you.znc.net:5708 -p login:password</pre>

# *SSL*: <pre>/server -m you.znc.net:+5708 -p login:password</pre>

To connect using *SSL*, add *<notextile>+</notextile>* to port prefix or use the parameter *-ssl*.

Ps: for no specified parameters like nick (*-i*), username (*-u*), realname (*-r*), etc, *AdiIRC* will use the default values set in [[/quickconnect]].

h2. Connecting by script

<pre>on *:start: {

  server you.znc.net:5708 -p login:password

}</pre>