NationCHAT offers free custom vHosts to every user on the network. Replace your hostmask with something more creative and hide your real ISP host.
A host is the part that comes after the @ when you join a channel on IRC. A vHost (aka virtual host) is a feature on NationCHAT that lets users replace their hostmask with a custom host, something a little more creative, hiding their real ISP host.
Custom vhosts are free for every user, are reviewed by the vhost team, and stay with your registered username.
By default you can hide your real host with a standard vhost, which everyone who owns a registered username gets. This page is for a custom one.
If your custom vHost meets all the rules, first you must have a registered username for at least 3 days. Once that is done, connect to the NationCHAT IRC network and use /msg V request, then follow the instructions.
dude@10-14-100-255.residential.rdsnet.net
dude@cool.vhost.bro
There are various reasons for removal, including abuse, disciplinary action, violation of vHost rules and “housekeeping”. Nick groups containing multiple vHosts may also be randomly merged into one host. Offense durations are:
1 month
6 months
1 year
Register your username, wait three days, then ask in #help or send /msg V request. The vhost team does it for free, and for you.