Bouncer

Definition

As Bouncer (short: BNC) IRC is a programm called which can mediate between an IRC Client and the IRC Server and thus works as a proxy..

However, the main goal of most Bouncer is not the pure intermediary between a client and a server, but the lasting as possible maintaining a connection to an IRC server or one or more IRC networks. As will be lost in several IRC networks after checkout privileges in channels and the nickname of each other can be used is the only way to "reserve" a nickname or channel priviledges to stay logged in practically permanently using the Bouncers. For this reason, Bouncer programs typically run on a server on the Internet. The user no longer needs to be constantly online using the Bouncers.

Why Bouncer?

Whyo to use a IRC Bouncer

Protection of the client computer from attacks , such as a DoS attack or the use of exploits. Because of the IRC server , and thus the users in the IRC view only the IP address of the Bouncer host name is known, the attacks are directed only against this In IRC occur with a different DNS name (namely, that of the Bouncer hosts) , the - results in a certain sense , for example, a funny , curious or leeten text - beyond the purely technical necessity beyond . Provider of rentable bouncers often have a large selection of such DNS Names , between which the tenant can often change at any time and usually arbitrary. The indirect establish a connection to the server when the direct connection , etc. is not possible due to a restrictive firewall. the construction of an encrypted connection to public networks (eg wireless networks ) , since many IRC networks own SSL server does not offer because of capacity constraint . The holding of DCC connections. Here, since the connection between Bouncer and client is established , a Bouncerbenutzer go offline, while his bouncer keeps the DCC connection.

Installation

Options mIRC

ADD Server

File-In Data (Webinterface)

Connect to Server

First Activation

Please type /bconnect

Vhosts

BNC Server #1 - Vhosts

82.149.232.130	bncs.ckras.com
82.149.232.227	ist.voll.maggied.de
82.149.232.228	ein.bnc.ist.total-komisch.de
82.149.232.229	sieht.aus.wie.ne.wurst.und.das.ist.total-komisch.de
82.149.232.230	ist.total-komisch.de
82.149.232.231	ich.hab.nix.geraucht.aber.ich.fuehl.mich.total-komisch.de
82.149.232.232	will.lieber.nackige.bikinigirlz.de
82.149.232.233	liebt.kleine.suesse.bikinigirlz.de
82.149.232.234	hat.gern.sex.mit.bikinigirlz.de
82.149.232.235	steht.voll.auf.die-simpsons.de
82.149.232.236	mag.bart.aus.die-simpsons.de
82.149.232.237	macht.musik.mit.murphy.in.der.simpsons-area.de
82.149.232.238	Beispiel
82.149.232.239	Beispiel
82.149.232.240	Beispiel
82.149.232.241	Beispiel
82.149.232.130	Beispiel
82.149.232.131	Beispiel
82.149.232.132	Beispiel
Beispiel	Beispiel
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82.149.232.138	IP-ONLY

82.149.232.132 82.149.232.133 82.149.232.134 82.149.232.135 82.149.232.136 82.149.232.137 82.149.232.138 Hostname: bncs.ckras.com
ist.voll.maggied.de
ein.bnc.ist.total-komisch.de
sieht.aus.wie.ne.wurst.und.das.ist.total-komisch.de
ist.total-komisch.de
ich.hab.nix.geraucht.aber.ich.fuehl.mich.total-komisch.de
will.lieber.nackige.bikinigirlz.de
liebt.kleine.suesse.bikinigirlz.de
hat.gern.sex.mit.bikinigirlz.de
steht.voll.auf.die-simpsons.de
mag.bart.aus.die-simpsons.de
macht.musik.mit.murphy.in.der.simpsons-area.de
ist.verloren.in.der.camparena.de
hat.angst.in.der.camparena.de
hat.nen.kleinen.suessen.bouncer.von.ckras.com
ist.ein.kleines.kiddie.und.will.spieln.de
will.mit.leg0.spieln.de
will.an.seiner.freundin.spieln.de
gehoert.zu.den.skill0rs.von.fraggn.de
hast.leute.die.per.headshot.fraggn.de
verlaeuft.sich.in.der.futurama-area.de
saueft.gern.mit.bender.in.der.futurama-area.de
will.einen.film.drehen.mit.name.thefamilyguy.de
82.149.232.138 (IP Only)

CKRAS.com - Bouncer bestellen

Commands

Command	Description
/bhelp	The command overview
/bwho	lists all current Users of psyBNC
/adduser login :realname	adds a new User
*/deluser login	deletes the specified User
*/bkill login	Kills a user on psyBNC (does not delete)
/PASSWORD [network~]newpass	changes your current password
/jump [network~]	Jumps to next Server in List<
/ADDSERVER [network~] [S=]irc.serv.er :port	Adds a new IRC Server to your IRC-Server List if S= is supported in front of the hostname, the connection is being build as SSL-Connection.
/delserver #number	-> Removes the corresponding Server Number in
/LISTSERVERS [network~]	Lists all Servers you added
/ADDIGNORE [network~] content :hostmask	Adds a new Ignore to your Ignore List
/DELIGNORE [network~] # (Number)	Removes the corresponding Ignore Number in
/LISTIGNORES [network~]	Lists all Ignores you added
*/BREHASH	rehashes the proxy. Kills all connections
*/MADMIN	Declares a user as admin
*/UNADMIN	takes Admin rights from User
/BQUIT [network~]	Quits the client from IRC, stays disconnected until
/BCONNECT [network~]	removes Quit and tries to reconnect
/SETAWAY [network~]text	sets away text (if whoised, shows the text)
/SETLEAVEMSG [network~]text	sets leave message. It will be posten when you leave. If set to $QUIT , your Quit-Msg will be posted.
/SETLEAVEMSG	disables leave message
/SETUSERNAME [network~] :name	sets the username (real name)
1 -> 0=	0=disables Antiidle, 1=enables it (default)
	1=leave channels on quit, 1=keep on (default)
/SOCKSTAT	Displays the list of open sockets, how much bytes gone in and out, if encrypted, in which state, since when open and other infos