Description Tells NickServ that you are really the owner of this nick. Many commands require you to authenticate yourself with this command before you use them. (The password should be the same one you sent with the REGISTER command.) Commands /NS IDENTIFY [nickname] password /NS IDENTIFY password Examples /msg NickServ IDENTIFY MyNickname MySecr3tpassword /msg NickServ IDENTIFY MySecr3tpassword Also consider CertFP or SASL Authentication Most modern IRC clients can automatically identify you to Services, utilizing CertFP (with an SSL Fingerprint) or SASL Authentication at connection.
Description Modifies or displays the certificate list for your nick. If you connect to IRC and provide a client certificate with a matching fingerprint in the cert list, your nick will be automatically identified to services. Commands /NS CERT ADD Adds this fingerprint to the certificate list and automatically identifies you when you connect to IRC using this certificate. /NS CERT DEL <fingerprint> Reverses the previous command. /NS CERT LIST Displays the current certificate list. Examples /msg NickServ CERT ADD /msg NickServ CERT DEL df2cbs92nnv8mLO /msg NickServ CERT LIST
Identifying yourself with NickServ You’ll need to log in to your account each time you connect to IRC4Fun. Did you know that you can setup automatic identification to Services? It takes much of the hassle out, and automatically applies your cloak upon connection. See our Using SASL guides for more information. The simplest, and most efficient, way to do this is to configure SASL, if your client supports it. If not, you can supply your login details, in the form <account>:<password>, as a server password and they will be forwarded to NickServ when you finish connecting. For example: /connect irc.IRC4Fun.net 6667 YourNick:YourPassword If you are already connected to the network and do not wish to reconnect to log in, you can manually identify: /msg NickServ IDENTIFY YourNick YourPassword You can…
