{{mirc title|List of Commands}} ...mIRC, IRC, as well as operate {{mIRC|sockets|network sockets}}, perform {{mIRC|text files|I/O operations}}, and various other things.

{{mirc title|/sockmark Command}} ...be used to assign the same data to multiple sockets using a <wild_name> {{mirc|wildcard}} pattern.

{{mirc title|/sockopen Command}} ...(which will get resolved to an IP address eventually). On success, the on sockopen event should get executed.

{{mirc title|On Sockclose - Events}} The '''ON SOCKCLOSE''' event triggers when a {{mIRC|Sockets#mIRC Sockets|TCP socket}} connection is closed by the remote host.

{{mirc title|/sockaccept Command}} ...y to accept incoming connections on a port that has been opened with the {{mIRC|/socklisten}} commmand.

{{mirc title|/sockclose Command}} ...ws the closing of any open socket connections, either specifically or by {{mirc|wildcard}}.

{{mirc title|/socklist Command}} The '''/socklist''' command allows mIRC to list all sockets that are currently open.

{{mirc title|/socklisten Command}} The '''/socklisten''' command allows mIRC to listen for specific connections on a specified host port.

{{mirc title|/sockpause Command}} The '''/sockpause''' command allows mIRC to pause/restart the reading from winsock.

{{mirc title|/sockread Command}} ...only understands {{mIRC|$lf}} terminated line (any {{mirc|$cr}} before a {{mirc|$lf}} is removed).

{{mirc title|/sockrename Command}} The '''/sockrename''' command allows mIRC to assign a new name to an existing socket connection.

{{mirc title|/sockwrite Command}} ...y opened with [[/sockopen commands - mIRC|/sockopen]] (See [[TCP Sockets - mIRC|TCP sockets]]).

{{mirc title|On Socklisten - Events}} ...ade on a listening {{mIRC|sockets#mIRC sockets|TCP socket}} created with {{mIRC|/socklisten}}

{{mirc title|On Sockopen - Events}} ...OPEN''' event triggers when a TCP socket connection initiated with {{mIRC|/sockopen}} is either successfull or failed. This event also trigger after an SSL neg

{{mirc title|On Sockread - Events}} ...on the specified TCP socket connection. You can read this info using the {{mIRC|/sockread}} command.

{{mirc title|On Sockwrite - Events}} The '''ON SOCKWRITE''' event triggers when data has been sent on a socket, even on a UDP socket