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This will register your currently used nickname. Change your nick (/nick <nickname>) to the one you want registered before sending this command.
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It is not allowed to pick a password wich is less than 5 characters long. Beware that your password is case sensitive, which means foolish, FOOLISH or fooLish would be three different passwords. It is not allowed to pick a password wich is less than 5 characters long. Beware that your password is case sensitive (which means foolish, FOOLISH or fooLish would be three different passwords.)
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Now you have registered your nick with NickServ and what's more you are also already identified. Now you have registered your nick with NickServ, and what's more, you are also already identified.

Register to the Nickserv on SystemShell

Start by connecting to IRC, and make sure you are on the right IRC network (irc.overloadx.net). If you don't know how to do this see ["Info/IRC"].

To register with NickServ send type this command into IRC: (replace <password> with your password, and optionally enter an email adress)

/msg NickServ REGISTER <password> [email]

This will register your currently used nickname. Change your nick (/nick <nickname>) to the one you want registered before sending this command.

It is not allowed to pick a password wich is less than 5 characters long. Beware that your password is case sensitive (which means foolish, FOOLISH or fooLish would be three different passwords.)

Now you have registered your nick with NickServ, and what's more, you are also already identified.

For more information type:

/msg NickServ HELP REGISTER

Now you have to identify yourself each time you connect to IRC. To identify use this command:

/msg NickServ IDENTIFY <password>

You now may want to play around with NickServ. Feel free an try some commands like

/msg NickServ HELP

Have fun! And don't forget to join #blinkenshell and say hello to independence ;-)

/join #blinkenshell