Forums Connection Issues invalid username

Since this morning, May 28, 2004, everytime when I have tried to connect to the Dankun. net server, it has appeared to be closing because of "Invalid username"
What does this mean?
And What I have to do ?
THe error message says; "Closing Link: 0.0.0.0 (Invalid username [강석준23])"

Please help me find out soultions for this problem.

'Username' is basically another word for your IdentD. It cannot contain certain characters. Try changing it to something which contains only letters, for example, 'munky'. To do this, simply use /identd on munky.

You may also wish to see this thread and this page.

Hope this helps

Regards,

THank you so much for your help.
However, I don't think that your suggestion helps me
to solve this problem because it still doesnt work at all.
I tried a lot of times to change my username and did it.
But it still appears Closing Link: 0.0.0.0 (Invalid username [강석준23])..

It even cannot affect the previous username in the
bracket in the error message above. I tried to change it into munky as you suggested but the new username that I have tried to put does not appear at all. and the error message still appears in the same way above.
Now I am trying to contact operator of the Dankun. net
...I appreciate your help anyways..THanks

You may have a script or even a virus that is forcing your Ident reply to be incorrect. Try typing /remote off and then connect, or unload all scripts you have. Alternatively, download the latest version of mIRC (6.14) and install it to a new directory and see if the same thing happens with that client.

As viruses often do affect IdentD too, especially with such a bizarre concoction of seemingly random characters, you might consider running 2-3 virus scans on your system. See the tips and use the resources, in this thread.

As you are doing, it is a good idea to contact the administration and see if they have any odd server-side filtration methods.

Regards,

Make sure your email address is set properly and does not contain any special characters.