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Once Xertion Staff has approved your requested vHost, the system turns it on automatically for you. But if for some reason it does not, you can turn it on manually by typing <code>/msg HostServ ON</code>. | Once Xertion Staff has approved your requested vHost, the system turns it on automatically for you. But if for some reason it does not, you can turn it on manually by typing <code>/msg HostServ ON</code>. | ||
If, for some reason, you wish to turn your vHost off, you can do so by typing < | If, for some reason, you wish to turn your vHost off, you can do so by typing <code>/msg HostServ OFF</code>. | ||
=== Grouping vHosts === | === Grouping vHosts === | ||
Latest revision as of 07:07, 14 January 2016
HostServ is a service that allows users to hide their hostmask (i.e., xertion-6mau9k.fl.comcast.net) with something creative (i.e., i.am.the.doctor). The nickname must be registered in order to request a vHost.
Commands
Request vHost
To request a vHost from HostServ, use the REQUEST command: /msg HostServ REQUEST your.vhost.here - replacing "your.vhost.here" with the custom vHost you want.
Using the REQUEST command sends it to Xertion Staff for manual approval. The vHost must meet the requirements described on the VHost page.
Turning your vHost on and off
Once Xertion Staff has approved your requested vHost, the system turns it on automatically for you. But if for some reason it does not, you can turn it on manually by typing /msg HostServ ON.
If, for some reason, you wish to turn your vHost off, you can do so by typing /msg HostServ OFF.
Grouping vHosts
To sync your CURRENT nickname's vHost to all nicknames in your group, you can type /msg HostServ GROUP. Before using this command, please be sure you are using the nickname whose vHost is to be set for all other nicknames grouped to it.