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A user will either select a server from the list, or type in a server address:port, click Connect or hit Enter, and the client will then attempt to connect to the server. At this point the client **stops** sending the “pings” and the client typically completes the connection to the server.
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Each genre has a directory server. The purpose of the directory server is to provide clients with a listing of servers registered to it, and the users connected to each server. This is public data, and viewed in the Connect dialog window, and available through a number of websites, like [https://explorer.jamulus.io](explorer.jamulus.io) or [https://jamulusjams.com](jamulusjams.com).
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Each genre has a directory server. The purpose of the directory server is to provide clients with a listing of servers registered to it, and the users connected to each server. This is public data, and viewed in the Connect dialog window, and available through a number of websites, like [explorer.jamulus.io](https://explorer.jamulus.io) or [jamulusjams.com](https://jamulusjams.com).
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Anyone can run an explorer instance. An explorer queries each genres directory server to get a list of servers, then queries each server directly to get a list of connected users. This is public data. **There is no IP address information on users, just the user profile data**. Again this is by design to prevent IP<‐>username mapping. This data can also be saved for later processing.
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