Command	Explanation
/msg nickserv register password email address Example: /msg nickserv register pass123  DM@ircbd.net	NICK REGISTRATION:  The command for registering your nick . Please make sure you keep one space after each
/msg nickserv identify  password Example: /MSG nickserv identify pass123	NICK IDENTIFY: There have been many incidences of people accidently displaying their password in the open channel or in private message by omitting the / command character. Therefore, we strongly suggest that you pay special attention when identifying to your nick. A number of clients also support multiple windows. For those users, it might be a good idea to type out any password including commands in the Status window (or its equivalent).
/msg nickserv set password oldpassword newpassword Example:  /msg nickserv set password Pass111	NICK message is used to give user a nickname or change the previous one.
/msg nickserv ghost nickname [password] Example:  /msg nickserv ghost MyNick pass123	It's possible that you may have been disconnected from your ISP (Internet Service Provider) without first having logged off ircBDnet. This and other situations may occasionally cause the server to believe that you are still online. The nickname representing your previous connection is referred to as a ghost.In other words, a ghost is a connection that does not really exist anymore. The server just doesn't know it yet. A ghost usually always disappears after a few minutes but you may not have the patience to wait. The command to get rid of a ghost is as follows:
/join channelName	The JOIN command is used by client to start listening a specific channel "ChannelName". Note; a ChannelName always starts with a #.
/me {action text}	Sends the specifed action to the active channel or query window.
/msg {nickname} {message}	Send a private message to this user without opening a query window.
/notice {nick} {message}	Send the specified notice message to the nick.
/whois {nickname}	Shows information about someone in the chat window.
/topic	The topic command is used to view the topic on the current channel	ChanOp
/topic [#channel] [Text]	Changes the topic for channel [#channel] is the text [text]	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +m	set the channel mode to moderate. This means that only ops can type to the channel. All others are silenced on the channel.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +v [nick]	used in conjunction with +m mode. After setting to moderate, a user can be given permission to speak by setting the mode to +v.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +s	makes the channel secret. It will not be shown in a channel listing. It can still be joined if the channel name is known.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +p	makes the channel private. The channel cannot be joined unless an invite is issued. The users on the channel can be listed with a /who or /names command.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +i	makes the channel invite only. You must be invited by another nick on the channel to join.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +t	restricts channel topic changes to operators only.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +n	prevents messages from outside the channel from being sent to the channel. This does not affect personal messages to individual users.	ChanOp
/mode [#Bangladesh] +l [number]	limits the number of users that may occupy the channel. In this example, the limit is 6 users.	ChanOp
kick <channel, channel> <user, user> <reason>	Kicks a user or users out of a channel, or channels. A reason may also be supplied.	ChanOp
Knock <channel> <message>	Allows you to ‘knock’ on an invite only channel and ask for access. Will not work if channel has one of the following modes set: +K +V. Will also not work if you are banned	ALL