Forums mIRC Help Multiple servers at logon

Where do I stick this? In REMOTES?

on *:START: {
server irc.server1.net
server -m irc.server2.net
}

remote(alt+r) it can go anywhere in remote.

Not nessecarily anywhere Phoenix. Providing the that specific remote script file is empty. No use having two scripts in one file.

Thanks, but can be port specified too?
Like if, I have to use this port; 6660:
server -m 127.0.0.1:6660 <---???
2nd: If under connect to EFnet for example, there's a bunch of servers; how can I select that if not avail. it will connect to next one???

not a clue sorry.

Yes you can nominate the port you want to use and that is the correct way to do it. If you want mIRC to connect to a server that is available just use the network's "round robin" if they use one. This means that if you try 'irc.efnet.net:6667' you will connect to the first available EFNet server that allows that port, but providing this is a round robin and not just a direct link to one server. I haven't used EFNet for a long time so you may want to confirm this in their #Help room.

So, you meant, if already I got other script loaded, it wont work?

He means that you cannot have two identical events in the one script file. This means that if you already have an ON START script somewhere, be sure to either nest the commands in the script here to the existing ON START event you have or place all of the new ON START event in another file.

if in general i got linknet group, but it containes several ( servers, how do I do so it will connect to avail?7)

I believe you can specify the group name, something like:
/server -m efnet

and that will make mIRC try each one until it can connect.

He said he didn't know, look at my post below his last one.

Ok, that worked "/server -m efnet".
Thanks to all who helped.