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NickServ
AGE
Purpose: Sets your age.
Usage: /uprop age number
Example: /uprop age 30
Replaces: N/A
AIM
Purpose: Changes your aim
address.
Usage: /uprop aim addy
Example: /uprop aim zet20232
Replaces: /ns set imaddress
aim addy
AUTHBUDDY
Purpose: Allows you to
approve or auto decline
buddy requests.
Usage: /uprop authbuddy
authorize/decline
Example: /uprop authbuddy
authorize
Replaces: /ns set authorize
buddy on/off
Replaces: /ns set authorize
autodecline buddy on/off
AUTHCHAN
Purpose: Allows you to auto
accept, approve, or auto
decline
Usage: /uprop authchan
allow/authorize/decline/
Example: /uprop authchan
authorize
Replaces: /ns set authorize
chanlists on/off
Replaces: /ns set authorize
autodecline chanlists on/off
AUTOPLOG
Purpose: Allows the server
to keep a personal log for
you.
Usage: /uprop autoplog
on/off
Example: /uprop autoplog on
Replaces: N/A
* Not fully working. Please
leave as off.
CONNECTTIME
Purpose: Shows the time the
nick connected
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Uprop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
CONTENT
Purpose: This will prevent
you from joining a channel
who is rating is higher than
your content
Usage: /uprop content
G/PG/MA LVS
(LVS are optional and
prohibit rather than allow)
Example: /uprop content PG V
Replaces: N/A
EMAIL
Purpose: Changes your nicks
email address
Usage: /uprop email your
email
Example: /uprop email
zetty@unitedchat.net
Replaces: /ns set email your
email address
*You must verify this
change. First verify code to
old email, second verify
code goes to new email.
FTRANSFER
Purpose: Determines if
others can transfer their
channel to you, or in the
event you are a mgr you will
inherit the channel if the
founder nick drops.
Usage: /uprop ftransfer
on/off
Example: /uprop ftransfer on
Replaces: /ns set ftransfer
on/off
GUID
Purpose: This is a unique
code that follows you as you
are connected. I believe it
helps the server keep track
of who you are.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Uprop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
ICQ
Purpose: Changes your icq
address.
Usage: /uprop icq addy
Example: /uprop icq
zetty20232
Replaces: /ns set imaddress
icq addy
LANGUAGE
Purpose: Changes your
preferred language in your
whois.
Usage: /uprop language iso
code
Example: /uprop language en
Replaces: N/A
LUID
Purpose: This is a unique
number that is associated
with your registered nick.
In the future this will be
more important and will have
more functions associated
with it.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Uprop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
MAILBLOCK
Purpose: Prevents a helpop
or oper from resetting your
nick password.
Usage: /uprop mailblock
on/off
Example: /uprop mailbock off
Replaces: /ns set mailblock
on/off
*Recommended off
MFORWARD
Purpose: Sends a copy of
your memos to your email
address.
Usage: /uprop mforward
on/email/off
Example: /uprop mforward on
Replaces: /ns set mforward
email/off
*On and email do the same
thing.
MRECEIPTS
Purpose: Notifies you when
some one reads a memo you
sent.
Usage: /uprop mreceipts
on/off
Example: /uprop mreceipts on
Replaces: /ns set mreceipts
on/off
MSN
Purpose: Changes your msn
address.
Usage: /uprop msn addy
Example: /uprop msn
zetty@hotmail.com
Replaces: /ns set imaddress
msn addy
NAME
Purpose: Specifies a display
name for the java client.
Usage: /uprop name your name
Example: /uprop name zetty
Replaces: N/A
NICKTIME
Purpose: This is the time
you last changed your nick.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Uprop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
NOMEMO
Purpose: Prevents you from
receiving memos
Usage: /uprop nomemo on/off
Example: /uprop nomemo on
Replaces: /ns set nomemo
on/off
NOOP
Purpose: Prevents you from
automatically being oped or
voiced in channels you have
access in.
Usage: /uprop noop on/off
Example: /uprop noop on
Replaces: /ns set noop
on/off
On means you will not
automatically be oped or
voiced, off means you will
be automatically oped or
voiced.
OPT
Purpose: Prevents you from
receiving webchat related
emails.
Usage: /uprop opt in/out
In allows you to receive
emails, out prevents you
from receiving emails.
Example: /uprop opt out
Replaces: /ns set opt in/out
PMREPTRACK
Purpose: Prevents you from
receiving multiple duplicate
pms. Resets every 60
seconds.
Usage: /uprop pmreptrack
number
Example: /uprop pmreptrack 2
Replaces: N/A
REALNAME
Purpose: Changes your mirc
fullname in real time.
Usage: /uprop realname name
Example: /uprop realname
zetty
Replaces: N/A
REGISTEREDTIME
Purpose: Shows the time the
nick was registered.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Uprop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
SHOWAGE
Purpose: Allows users to see
your age.
Usage: /uprop showage on/off
Example: /uprop showage on
Replaces: N/A
*Does not seem to work yet.
SHOWEMAIL
Purpose: Allows users to see
your email address
Usage: /uprop showemail
on/off
Example: /uprop showemail
off
Replaces: /ns set showemail
on/off
* Recommended off
THEME
Purpose: Specifies the theme
for java clients.
Usage: /uprop theme your
theme
Example: /uprop theme
Replaces: N/A
URL
Purpose: Changes your nick
url.
Usage: /uprop url your url
Example: /uprop url
www.europechat.org
Replaces: /ns set url your
url
YAHOO
Purpose: Changes your yahoo
address.
Usage: /uprop yahoo addy
Example: /uprop yahoo
zetty20232
Replaces: /ns set imaddress
yahoo addy
Channel Properties
Format: /prop #channel
property value
AGECHECK
Purpose: Users attempting to
join the channel must have
an age set higher than the
current ratting of the
channel in order to join.
 If the ratting
of the channel requires an
age higher than the user has
then the user will be unable
to join.
Usage: /prop #channel
agecheck on/off
Example: /prop #Help
agecheck on
Replaces: /cs set #channel
agecheck on/off
AUTOVOICE
Purpose: All users will be
voiced be chanserv when they
join if this command is
turned on.
Usage: /prop #channel
autovoice on/off
Example: /prop #Help
autovoice on
Replaces: /cs set #channel
autovop on/off
CREATION
Purpose: Shows when the
channel was created.
 Meaning when
the channel was last empty
and a some one joined. This
is not the same as when it
was registered.
Usage: Note Changeable Threw
Prop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
DESC
Purpose: Changes Channel
Description
Usage: /prop #channel desc
description
Example: /prop #Help desc
Official Help Channel
Replaces: /cs set #channel
desc description
FOUNDER
Purpose: Changes Channel
Founder
Usage: /prop #channel
founder nick
Example: /prop #Help founder
Shayne
Replaces: /transfer #channel
nick
JOINMUTE
Purpose: Prevents a user
from speaking as soon as
he/she enters the channel.
Usage: /prop #channel
joinmute seconds
Example: /prop #Help
joinmute 5
Replaces: N/A
JOINSPERSEC
Purpose: Determines how many
users can join the channel
in a second
Usage: /prop #channel
joinspersec number
Example: /prop #Help
joinspersec 5
Replaces: N/A
KEY
Purpose: Set a key users
must know before joining.
Usage: /prop #channel key
key/off
(off removes the key)
Example: /prop #Help key
z0930zmeah3
Example: /prop #Help key off
Replaces: /mode #channel +k
key
LANGUAGE
Purpose: Sets the preffered
language of the channel.
Usage: /prop #channel
language iso code
Example: /prop #Help
language en
Replaces: N/A
LASTJOIN
Purpose: Shows the time a
user last joined the
channel.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Prop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
LIMIT
Purpose: Changes Channel
Limit
Usage: /prop #channel limit
number/off
Example: /prop #Help 30
Replaces: /mode #channel +l
number
MEMOLEVEL
Purpose:
Usage: /prop #channel
memolevel
uop/vop/aop/sop/mgr
Example: /prop #Help
memolevel uop
Replaces: /cs set #channel
memolevel
uop/vop/aop/sop/mgr
MODELOCK
Purpose: Change mlock
Usage: /prop #channel
modelock modes
Example: /prop #Help
modelock +nrt-z
Replaces: /cs set #channel
mlock modes
OPGUARD
Purpose: Only aops and above
may be oped (+o)
Usage: /prop #channel
opguard on/off
Example: /prop #Help opguard
on
Replaces: /cs set #channel
opguard on/off
PEAKUSERS
Purpose: Only Shows the most
amount of users in the
channel at once since it was
created.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Prop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
POLICY
Purpose: Allows people to
add themselves to the uop
list.
Usage: /prop #channel policy
open/closed or normal
Example: /prop #Help policy
open
Replaces: /cs set #channel
policy open/closed
RATING
Purpose: Specifies the
content rating of a channel.
Usage: /prop #channel rating
G/PG/MA L/V/S
(LVS are optional)
Example: /prop #Help rating
G L
Replaces: N/A
REJOINTRACK
Purpose: A user must wait
for so many seconds before
rejoining.
Usage: /prop #channel
rejointrack seconds
Example: /prop #Help
rejointrack 5
Replaces: N/A
RESTRICT
Purpose: Allows only access
members to join the channel.
Usage: /prop #channel
restrict on/off
Example: /prop #Help
restrict on
Replaces: /cs set #channel
restrict on/off
THEME
Purpose: Specifies the theme
for java clients.
Usage: /prop #channel theme
your theme
Example: /prop #channel
theme
Replaces: N/A
TOPIC
Purpose: Changes Channel
Topic
Usage: /prop #channel topic
your topic
Example: /prop #Help topic
Welcome to #Help
Replaces: /topic #channel
topic
TOPICBY
Purpose: Shows who last
changed the topic.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Prop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
TOPICLOCK
Purpose:
 Specific
channel access or above is
needed to change the topic.
Usage: /prop #channel
topiclock aop/sop/mgr or
founder
Example: /prop #Help
topiclock sop
Replaces: /cs set #channel
topiclock aop/sop/ mgr or
founder
TOPICTIME
Purpose:  Shows
the time the topic was last
changed.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Prop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
TYPE
Purpose:  Shows
if the channel is registered
or not.
Usage: Not Changeable Threw
Prop
Example: N/A
Replaces: N/A
URL
Purpose: Changes the url of
a channel.
Usage: /prop #channel url
your url
Example: /prop #Help url
http://www.unitedchat.net/
Replaces: /cs set #channel
url your url
USERMSGSPERSEC
Purpose: Users may only type
so many msgs per second.
Usage: /prop #channel
usermsgspersec seconds
Example: /prop #Help
usermsgspersec 2
Replaces: N/A
USERSPERIP
Purpose: Limits how many
users per 1 ip may join the
channel.
Usage: /prop #channel
usersperip number
Example: /prop #Help
usersperip 3
Replaces: N/A
Server Side Commands
Explained
A) Server Side Commands for
Nicks
ACCESS
Purpose: Lists all the
channel access you have
Usage: /access
Usage: /access nick
Example: /access
Example: /access zetty
Replaces: /ns listchans and
/cs why #channel nick
*You must be identified to
the nick in order to check
it’s access list.
ATTACH
Purpose: Used to register a
nick
Usage: /attach password
email address
Example: /attach
lkfl343092klvzm
zetty@unitedchat.net
Replaces: /ns register
password email and /cs
attach #channel description
AUTH
Purpose: Shows pending
channel access or buddy
addition requests for your
nick.
Usage: /auth accept/approve
number
Usage: /auth decline/reject
number
Usage: /list
Usage: /auth read/view
Example: /auth accept 1
Example: /auth decline 1
Example /auth list
Example: /auth read 1
Replaces: /ns auth /cs auth
#channel
* Accept and approve have
the same function.
*Read and view have the same
function.
* Decline and reject have
the same function.
BUDDY
Purpose: Used to add, delete
and list your buddies.
Usage: /buddy
add/delete/list nick
Example /buddy add zetty
Replaces: /ns buddy
DETACH
Purpose: Drops your nick
making it no longer
registered
Usage: /detach nick
Example: /detach zetty
Replaces: /ns drop nick and
/cs drop #channel
*You must verify this
request.
IDENTIFY
Purpose: This will identify
to your nick/luid.
Usage: /IDENTIFY nick/luid
password
Example /identify zetty
password
Replaces: /ns identify nick
password
INFO
Purpose: Shows information
about a nick
Usage: /info nick
Example /info zetty
Replaces: /ns info nick and
/cs info #channel
NICK
Purpose: This will work like
sidentify. Your nick will
change to your nickname and
be identified to it at the
same time. It will also over
ride erroneous nick name
error.
Usage: /nick nick password
Example: /nick zetty
password
Replaces: /ns sidentify nick
pass
SILENCE
Purpose: Blocks private
message from a user.
Usage: /silence
Usage: /silence nick/mask
Usage: /silence –nick/mask
Example: /silence zetty
Example: /silence
–*!*@*.aol.com
Replaces: Already existed
*The – will remove an entry.
Typing /silence by itself
will show you the list.
B) Server Side Commands
for Channels
ACCESS
Purpose: Shows what access a
person has in a channel
Usage: /access nick #channel
Example: /access zetty #Help
Replaces: /ns listchans, /cs
why #channel nick, /cs acc
#channel nick
*You must have access in the
channel to use it
ACL
Purpose: Used to add or
remove people to channel
access list
Usage: /acl #channel level
add/del/list/wipe/disable/enable
nick
Example: /acl #Help aop add
zetty
Example: /acl #Help vop list
Replaces: /cs uop /cs vop
/cs aop /cs sop /cs mgr
*Disable will not delete the
access but will prevent them
from having the privileges
of the access. In other
words they can not longer op
themselves etc. Enable will
return it to normal.
AKICK
Purpose: Used to add del or
remove akicks. Any user that
joins will automatically be
kicked if they match the
akick mask
Usage /akick #channel add
mask reason
Usage /akick #channel del
mask
Usage: /akick #channel
list/wipe
Example: /akick #Help add
*!*@*.aol.com Flooders not
welcome
Example /akick #Help list
Replaces: /cs akick #channel
add/del/list/wipe
* mask is in format
nick!identd@ip
ATTACH
Purpose: Used to register a
channel
Usage: /attach #channel
description
Example: /attach #Help
Official Help Channel
Replaces: /ns register
password email and /cs
attach #channel description
AUTH
Purpose: Shows pending
channel access requests for
the channel
Usage: /auth #channel
list/del/wipe
Example: /auth #Help list
Replaces: /ns auth and /cs
auth #channel
DETACH
Purpose: Drops your channel
making it no longer
registered
Usage: /detach #channel
Example: /detach #Help
Replaces: /ns drop nick and
/cs drop #channel
*You must verify this
request.
INFO
Purpose: Shows information
about a channel
Usage: /info #channel
Example /info #Help
Replaces: /ns info nick and
/cs info #channel
INVITE
Purpose: Allows you to
invite yourself into
channels you have access to,
or invite some one else into
a channel.
Usage: /invite #channel
Usage: /invite nick #channel
Example: /invite #Help
Example: /invite zetty #Help
Replaces: /cs invite
#channel
SETPASS
Purpose: Changes Nick
Password
Usage: /setpass oldpassword
newpassword
Example: /setpass
blackDog342 Ldk343fDkl365t
Replaces: /ns set passwd
your password
Replaces: /uprop password
your password
TRANSFER
Purpose: Gives the channel
to some one else and makes
them the new founder
Usage: /transfer #channel
nick
Example /transfer #Help
zetty
Replaces: /cs set #channel
founder nick
* A memo will be set to the
nick name given, and if they
want the channel they must
copy and paste the code in
the memo. To cancel the
change of founder ship
simply change it back to
your own nickname, as long
as they have not entered in
the code already.
o/v/u
Purpose: Allows you to +/-
o, v, or u yourself.
Usage /mode #channel +/-
o/v/u nick
Example: /mode #Help +o
zetty
Replaces: /cs op #channel
/cs voice #channel
*You can devoice or –u
yourself, but you can not
yet +o or +v yourself
C) Server Side Commands
for Memos
MEMO
Purpose: Sends a memo for
users to read later
Usage: /memo nick mtopic
topic mbody message
Usage: /memo nick message
Usage: /memo #channel mtopic
topic mbody message
Usage: /memo #channel
message
Usage: /memo #channel
mtarget access level,access
level mtopic topic mbody
message
Example: /memo zetty hello
Example: /memo #Help mtarget
uop,vop mtopic Meeting mbody
There will be a meeting for
uops and vops on Sunday.
Replaces: /ms send and /ms
sendto
*Topics are optional in
memos. If you do not specify
a mtarget it will send to
all channel access levels.
READ
Purpose: Allows you to
read your memos
Usage: /read folder number
Usage: /read number
Example: /read audit 1
*If you do not specify a
folder it will read from
your current active folder.
FOLDER
Purpose: Allows you to
select your active folder,
create new folders, delete
folders or memos, and move
memos to other folders.
Usage: /folder list/stat
Usage: /folder del/delete
number/folder
Usage:/folder create folder
name description
Usage: /folder select folder
Usage: /folder undel number
Usage: /folder move number
folder
Example: /folder list
Example: /folder del 1
Example: /folder create
Friends Memos from my
Friends
Example: /folder select
system
Example /folder undel 3
Example: /folder move 1
system
Replaces: The majority of ms
commands create, del,
select, move, select, undel
Channel modes
The Command : /mode #channel
+/-mode
Cmode A – Auditorium (server
administrator)
This is designed to handle
big events without flooding
everyone with unimportant
information based on the
size of the channel, it
works with +m and often with
+M. It will hide the names
of most of the people who
cannot speak; it will show
up to 20 of them. Anyone who
can speak will be visible in
the names list, and then a
maximum of 20 users who
cannot will be shown.
It will only show users who
cannot speak if there are
fewer than 20 people who can
speak, and then it will show
users who cannot speak until
there are 20 visibles
people. When the channel is
set -A the users will start
to appear as they speak
unless there is a small
number of users, in which
case they will massjoin.
Cmode b – Ban
This mode is used to add and
remove channel bans
Format: /mode #channel +b
mask
Example: /mode #Help +b
Moslim!*@*
Cmode c - Prevent Colors
Prevents the use of control
texts.
Cmode d - Nick Change
Restriction
Prevents users form changing
their nick inside the
channel using /nick (new
nickname). Does not affect
anyone +o, +v, or +u in the
channel.
Cmode e - Prevent CTCPs
Will prevent a user from
sending ctcps to the channel
Cmode i - Invite Only
Will prevent users from
joining the channel unless
they are invited by an
channel op. Channel access
holders can invite
themselves in using /invite
#channel.
Cmode j - Java Client
Override for Cmode k
Will allow java users to
join a channel with out
knowing the key if a key is
set.
Cmode J - Java Client
Override for Cmode R
Allows java users to bypass
the Cmode R which allows
only registred nicknames to
join the channel.
Cmode k – Key
Allows you to specify a key
for your channel or in a
channel that you hold access
in (at least AOp). A user
must specify the key in
order to join the channel.
Channel access holders can
by pass this by inviting
themselves.
Format: /mode #channel +k
key
Example: /mode #Help +k
jk3903
Cmode l – Limit
Allows you to specify how
many users can be in the
channel at once. When the
number of users in the
channel reaches the limit
number more users will not
be able to join until some
channel operator invites
them to join. Channel access
holders can by pass this by
inviting themselves.
Cmode L - Language Filtering
This will filter “swear
words” said in the channel.
Such words will appear as
****.
Cmode m – Moderated
Only users voiced or oped in
the channel will be able to
speak. Other users will not
be able to type in the
channel.
Cmode M - Moderation Forward
(opers only)
This will forward messages
to another channel (works
with +m).
Cmode n - No External
Messages
This Cmode blocks external
messages sent to the channel
via /MSG command, and you
have to join in order to
talk to the main channel.
Cmode N - Moderation Receive
(opers only)
This will allow a channel to
receive messages sent from
another message via Cmode M.
Cmode o - Channel Operator
Status
This will change your status
to a channel operator,
allowing you to kick, ban,
invite, and change channel
modes.
Cmode O - Channel Overflow
If the limit in a channel is
reached, any user trying to
join will end up joining
another instead. In order to
set it you must be oped in
both channels.
Format: /mode #channel1 +O
#channel2
Example: /mode #help.desk +O
#Help
Cmode p – Private
If your channel is on mode
+p it will not be shown in
/list requests, users who
are on the same channel can
see it on your /whois list
others cannot.
Cmode r – Registered
Means the channel is
registered.
Cmode R - Registered Only
Only users using registered
nicknames may join channel.
Cmode s – Secret
If your channel is on mode
+s it will not be shown in
/list requests, users who
are on the same channel can
see it on your /whois others
cannot.
Cmode t – Topic
Only a channel op will be
allowed to change the topic.
Cmode u - Channel User
Makes you a channel user,
has no special function
unless it's given by
ChanServ.
Cmode U – Knock
Channel ops will receive a
message if a user is unable
to join the channel.
Cmode v – Voice
Allows a user to speak in
the channel if the channel
is set to Cmode +m.
Cmode z - Encrypt Only
Only users that are securely
connected will be allowed to
join the channel. Others
will be kicked out from the
channel.
User modes
Remember:
+mode will turn the mode on
-mode will turn the mode off
Command : /umode -/+mode Or
/mode Nick +/-mode
Umode A - Server
Administrator (opers only)
Makes you a Server Admin,
and allows you to use server
admin commands.
Umode a - Services
Administrator (opers only)
Makes you a Services Admin,
and allows you to use
services admin commands.
Umode b – Chatops
(helpop/oper only)
Allows you to receive
chatops messages.
Umode c – Clients (oper
only)
This will allow you to see
users connect and disconnect
from the server. This could
flood you with a lot of
information.
Umode d - DCC Override
This will allow you to send
and receive any type of dcc
file, including .exe files.
Umode f - Flood Notices
(oper only)
Tells you if a user has
exceeded the flood limit on
the server.
Umode g – Globops
(helpop/oper only)
Allows you to receive
globops messages.
Umode G – Global notices
(helpops/opers only)
Allows you to receive global
messages. This will inform
you when certain oper
commands are used, or other
general information on the
network.
Umode h – Helpops
(helpop/oper only)
+h gives you helpop status
(looks very helpful), you
can see the HelpOps notices.
Umode i – Invisible
This will hide your idle
time, and prevent other
users from seeing your nick
when they /names #channel or
/who #channel, unless that
user is in the channel as
well.
Umode I - No Invites
Prevents you from
receiving/sending /invite
command.
Umode j – Java
Identifies you as a java
user. This can not be
manually set.
Umode k – Kill mode (opers
only)
Allows you to receive kill
messages.
Umode L - Language Filtering
This will filter some “bad
words”, such words will
appear as ****.
Umode m – Moderate or
message block
This will block your pm,
preventing you from
receiving private messages
from anyone. This is the
only umode that will block
pm. It can be customized
with umodes JCBWMR.
Umode B – Umode m exception
Allows users on your buddy
list to by pass +m and
private message you.
Umode C - Umode m exception
Allows users that are in a
channel you are in to by
pass +m and private message
you.
Umode J - Umode m exception
Allows java users to by pass
+m and private message you.
Umode M - Umode m exception
Allows registered users who
are in the same channel as
you to by pass +m and
private message you.
Umode R - Umode m exception
Allows registered users to
by pass +m and private
message you.
Umode W - Umode m exception
Allows users on your watch
list to by pass +m and
private message you.
Umode n – NewsFlash
Allows you to receive
newsflash messages.
Umode o – Operator (oper
only)
Makes you an ircop.
Umode p – CTCP
Blocks you from receiving
ctcp messages such as pings.
Umode q – Quiet
This will make you a guest
and “unable to speak”. The
only way to remove the mode
is to disconnect and
reconnect.
Umode r – Registered
This means the nick you are
using is registered.
Umode s - Server Messages
Allows you to receive server
messages.
Umode t – Reports (oper
only)
Allows you to receive
reports when users use
certain commands such as
/list , /stats, or /admin.
Umode w – Wallops
Allows you to send and
receive wallops messages.
Umode x - Hash Host
This will mask your ip so no
one can see your true ip. It
is always on and can not be
turned off.
Umode X - DeHash Host (opers
only)
Allows an ircop to see a
user’s real ip.
Umode y – Whois (oper only)
Umode z - This mode is used
to define services agents.
It can not be manually set.
“Nick is a Services Agent”
will show in their whois. |
