This command enables or disables scanning for clones. Clones are multiple users from the same host. Not all clones are harmful, some are legitimate users from the same connection.
Example:
/as services clonescan enable
Clone scanning is generally recommended. You can customize the scanning with triggers and with the AdminServ SECURITY options.
This disables services on the server. Your settings all remain intact for when you want to enable them.
Example:
/as services disable
If you are part of a network where another server is providing services, then you should disable services for your server.
This will enable services on your server.
Example:
/as services enable
Services must be enabled before they can be started.
LIST - List all services fields.
SET - Set the properties on a specific field.
This command will allow you to set extended information fields in NickServ. For example, you can add fields for age, location, business or fax number. For any changes made to the services field settings, Services must be restarted before the changes are enabled.
Example:
/as help services field <topic>
NickServ fields show up when people do a /nickserv info <nick>.
LDAP is a fast-growing technology for accessing common directory information. LDAP has been embraced and implemented in most network-oriented middleware. As an open, vendor-neutral standard, LDAP provides an extendable architecture for centralized storage and management of information that needs to be available for today's distributed systems and services. This command enables or disables the LDAP server.
Example:
/as services ldap enable
You may wish to only offer certain services to your users. Several services can be separately enabled and disabled.
This command will list your current settings for services.
Example:
/as services list
This will show you all of your settings and help you check for which options may be missed or not yet set.
This command enables or disables MemoServ for the server. MemoServ is an Enterprise-Only feature.
Example:
/as services memoserv enable
You may wish to only offer certain services to your users. Several services can be separately enabled and disabled.
This command restricts nick and room registration to network operators.
Example:
/as services opreg on
Limiting registration to only network operators keeps tighter control over the use of services, but makes finding a nick more chaotic. Allowing all users to register nicks makes it easier to be recognized by others when online.
These commands allow you to customize several aspects of services.
BUDDYLISTS - Enables or Disables the buddy list feature set.
CHANEXPIRE - Set the expiry time for rooms.
CHANREG - This command limits who can register a channel.
CLONE-KILL-MULTIPLIER - Sets the multiplier for killing clones.
DEFTRIGGER - Set the default clone trigger.
FOLDER - Set MemoServ features.
GRANULARITY - Set how often clone warnings re-trigger.
HOST - Specify the IP for services' server.
LOGEMAIL - Logs all email addresses.
NETWORK - Set the type of network.
NICKEXPIRE - Set the expiry time for nicknames.
NICKREG - This command limits who can register a nickname.
PASSWDFILTER - Sets the complexity required of users passwords.
REGCHAN - Enable or disable registration for rooms.
REGISTER - Sets user registration options.
REGNICK - Enable or disable registration for nicknames.
SMTP - Specify the SMTP server for sending email verifications.
TEMPLATE - Specify services template files.
THROTTLE - Set the interval for clone warnings.
USER - Specify the user value for services' server.
Example:
/as help services set <topic>
It is useful to go over these commands so that you will understand what options are available. In most cases the default settings are sufficient, but changing them may make things work better for your particular network.