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Old 09-11-2003, 06:55 PM   #1
patrickz
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Dns


Ok.. I run an IRC server, and the host I use has everyone on the same ip, making you choose a port..

6667 is taken so im using 7000, is there any DNS service that port forwards for IRC??

Iv'e tryed to just run one on the server, but you can't tell which one its trying to connect to without typing in the port, and I don't to have to type in the port.

ex: /server graphite.ath.cx:7000

I want to be able to type: /server graphite.ath.cx
 
  


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