/idban Command

This command is not used as often. When a registered player is IP banned by callsign or slot number, it adds a corresponding ID ban as well. Also, an ID ban only blocks a single account, so a user can either switch to a different account, or just use an unregistered name. ID bans are more useful on servers that require a registered account to spawn or talk.

Here's an example:

/idban SomePlayer 2w Repeated teamkilling after several warnings.

It is also possible to ban a BZID after the user has already left, either obtained from /idlist while they were on or the server log files. So in the case of SomePlayer, their BZID is 179. Including a plus (+) sign before the number indicates it is specifying a BZID instead of a callsign.

/idban +179 2w Repeated teamkilling after server warnings.