| Command
| Origin
| Description
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| <>
| both
| Send a chat message to all users.
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| $BadPass
| hub
| The supplied password was invalid.
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| $Close
| client
| Request the hub to disconnect a user.
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| $ConnectToMe
| both
| Request someone to connect to you.
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| $ForceMove
| hub
| Ask the client to redirect a user to a different hub.
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| $GetINFO
| client
| Request someone's $MyINFO.
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| $GetNickList
| client
| Request the $NickList and $OpList.
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| $GetPass
| hub
| The specified nickname is registered, ask for the password.
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| $Hello
| both
| Used to announce to everyone (including you) that you are logged on.
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| $HubIsFull
| hub
| States that the hub is full and the client cannot join it.
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| $HubName
| hub
| Specifies a name/description for the hub.
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| $Key
| client
| The response to the $Lock command; see: LockToKey.
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| $Kick
| client
| Request that the hub kick target user.
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| $Lock
| hub
| The first part of the Client-Hub Handshake.
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| $LogedIn
| hub
| Indicates that current user is an operator.
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| $MyINFO
| both
| Contains details about users (share size / connection type / description / email).
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| $MyPass
| client
| Send the password for the current account.
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| $MultiConnectToMe
| client
| Request someone from a linked hub to connect to you.
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| $MultiSearch
| both
| Search the hub and linked hubs for files.
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| $NickList
| hub
| A list of all users who are online.
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| $OpForceMove
| client
| Request the hub to send a redirect to a user.
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| $OpList
| hub
| A list of all online Operators.
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| $Quit
| hub
| Announce that a user has left the hub.
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| $RevConnectToMe
| both
| Request someone to send you a $ConnectToMe (used for passive users).
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| $Search
| both
| Initiate a search.
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| $SR
| both
| Search result matching previous search.
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| $To
| both
| A private message from one user to another.
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| $ValidateDenide
| hub
| The hub rejects the client's requested nickname.
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| $ValidateNick
| client
| The client requests a particular nickname.
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| $Version
| client
| Version number of the protocol in use
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