you could change @Clients to be $+(@Clients,.,$network) or $+(@Clients,-,$network) or $+(@Clients,$chr(160),$network) so it has @clients<somethinghere><networkname>, then the windows would be different names, and each would connect to the connection that spawned them.
If your connecting to the same network multiple times then another method I use for something else is this...
$+(@BlahBlahbot Status,$chr(160),$encode.cid,$chr(160),$network)
alias encode.cid { return $chr($calc($asc($mid($calc(1000 + $cid),2,1)) - 28)) $+ $chr($calc($asc($mid($calc(1000 + $cid),3,1)) - 28)) $+ $chr($calc($asc($mid($calc(1000 + $cid),4,1)) - 28)) }
This lets me have two on the same network but they keep indervidual windows.