Is there any possibility of managing 2 identd user IDs, over various networks?

IE:
I want my ident to be bob when I connect to irc.bobshome.net and/or irc.bobswork.com
and then, I'd want me identd user id to be r00ted when connecting to irc.r00ted.net and/or irc.undernet.net

I tried doing this manually already, set identd user id to r00ted, and connected to irc.r00ted.net
Then in Status, I typed /identd on bob, and then /server -m irc.bobshome.net

When I connected to irc.bobshome.net and whois'ed myself, my identd was showing as r00ted still.

Simple answer, Yes... You could disable mIRC's identd and script an identd service with mIRC's socket support.

or, in Options->Connect->Identd deselect "enable identd server"
then select "Use ID from email address".

Therefore, when you connect to servers you can do such as
/server <server_addr> -i NickName AltNick someemail@gmail.com Jublee!
And your identd will show up as "someemail". A little simplier way then creating a whole identd server with mIRC sockets.. =|

awesome. I figured there must have been an easy solution, thank you.

The only thing I've seen, is I don't automatically login to NickServ using this method of logging in:
/server irc.r00ted.net -i r00ted rooted r00ted@email.com

If it matters, I was using the "Password" field in the mIRC > Connect > Servers > Add server dialogue box