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9. Click `OK` or `Apply`.

### mIRC

1. In the File menu, click Select Servers...
2. In the Connect -> Servers section of the mIRC Options window, select Libera.Chat, then click the `hamburger` / `three bars` icon, then click Edit.

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3. In the `Login Method` dropdown, select `SASL External /CAP`.
4. Click the `SSL` Tab.
5. Check `Use private certificate`.
6. Click the rectange box below and select the certificate file. The file must contain both the certificate and private key.

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## Add your fingerprint to NickServ

You can then check whether you have a fingerprint by using `whois` on yourself:
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