Welcome to ChatNet's Channel Service web site. K9 has been ChatNet's channel service since the network's first month, in March 1996. Here you will find how to register your channel, what K9 can do for it, and who the Channel Service team is.
DogTag is ChatNet's nickname service: it keeps your nick reserved and holds your account. The same
nick and password you use to identify on IRC are the ones you use to log in on this page. Identify with
/msg DogTag IDENTIFY <password>, or set up
SASL to log in automatically when you connect.
Registration is free and needs no approval: no waiting list, no request form. Create your account once, then register the channel:
/msg DogTag REGISTER <password> <email>
/msg K9 REGISTER #yourchannel
Already registered? Use Login (top right) to manage access, bans and settings from the web.
K9 keeps your channel's access list with numeric levels, its ban list and auto-modes, protects it against flooding, and looks after founders and successors. The full command list is on the K9 page.
The people who look after K9 and help with channel problems and questions. Meet the team · Staff rules
/msg K9 REGISTER #channel), not from this page.Pick a channel on the left to view its access list, ban list and settings.
Don't see a channel you manage? Access is granted per-nick by ADDUSER/MODUSER — ask whoever holds a higher level on that channel, or /msg K9 REGISTER #channel on IRC to register a new one.
Look up public information — registration status, founder, description, URL — for any registered channel.
Your new password must be at least 8 characters.
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