Welcome to 
IRCDService holds classes on a wide variety of topics and are always ready
and working on adding more. We hold all our classes on ircds.dungeonfyre.com -
our Service's training server.
Currently our classes include:
Want more users? Sure we all do.
Want to know how to start and build a plan to take your 10 user network to 100?
This is where you want to be. Results may vary, and no promises are made, but
getting a good foundation is the best preperation.
Are ya a little rusty on the
irc commands? Maybe you should take a look at this class. If ya wanna be an
oper, you're going to want to make sure you know these commands to help out the
online newbies. And for those of you who are irc newbies right now, come on in
... we're ready to change that! You'll want to make sure you know these commands
before taking on 'Oper Commands Level 2'.
Are the basics just plain
old boring you? Come on over to this class. We'll find out what level you're at
and try our best to cater to all of your needs! Impress those netadmins with
your awsome knowledge of the irc commands. In this class, we'll all work
together to teach each other our knowledge of irc commands. It's time to get
past that simple /list command, so get your butt in gear and come on over!
From good decsions to bad. From
learing to think like an oper an dno a user, and when to switch back and forth
and make it clear to people which it which. This is the class that completes any
good opers edjucation.
A little suprised to see a class
other then an irc related class on the IRCDSerivce? We were a little suprised to
come up with the idea! But we've decided to take yet ANOTHER step to make sure
that the users get what they want. IRCDService is proud to introduce Your
personal guide to HTML. We have put our heads together and are bringing some of
the best HTML gurus you will find on the internet. From the basics, to answering
your every question about HTML, it's all there. A web site can get you ahead in
the world! It can do anything from increase sales in a business, to let old
friends get in touch with you. It's an essential advertising tool. You ready to
make a web site? You ready to make a better web site? This class is for YOU!
Ok you guys, want to know those commands
that only the tech admins on your net know? Want to know how to add an O:line?
Want to know how to re-compile your ircd? Want to know what pico means? Any IRCD
questions, we'll answer. We're getting our ircd masters together to answer any
questions your dear little heart desires. Something #help wont answer for you
because their stumped? Get your butt over, because it's time to have those
questions answered once and for all!
Yes it makes your server run,
but do you know what every line in the file does and why? You should, and if you
do and want a refresher or want to try and stump the teacher (it happens) this
is the place for you. If you don't know? Well, even if you aren't an admin,
knowing how your server works and what makes it do what to whom when is an
invaluable peice of the problem solving set every oper needs to have. Impress
the people on your network with the loads of knowledge you'll have by knowing
every line in the ircd.conf. We cover all the basic ircds.
You know your users need
help, but how to best serve them? How to deal with troublesome annoying users
and staff that can't cope. This guide will you organize your staff and network
into a more user friendly environment that users will WANT to come back to
Sounds silly but you can be sued.
This is a class targeted towards both PR divisions of networks and Admins,
although anyone can benefit from it. It helps to know what will and will not get
you sued on irc and how to make yourself more and more "watertight" in regards
to the law.
The most important class we have, this
will run down differing styles of eams that many networks use and how to start
one that fits your needs and better yet, keep it going strong years from now.
We're gonna get our tech team together
here to answer any of those questions on irc you may have! Want to know how to
link a server to a network? Want to know how to see who the administrator of a
server is? Anything you may have stuck up there in your little head we're ready
to have thrown at us. Try and stump the teacher (oh yea, it happens!) and the
rest of the class or just come to see how something works. This class is for
anyone!
Where do your rights end as a
user or oper and where does the other side begin? when do opers have the right
to deny users rights and break their own rules? and if it happens without good
cause what can you as a user OR oper do about it?
Mail ircdservice@hellblazer.net with any
questions or comments or to become a member network.
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