# Introduction `FLN` is a command introduced with [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md). It is a Notification Server command, without either a request or response payload. It specifies that another user in your contact list has gone offline. # Client/Request This command can not be sent from the client. # Server/Response `FLN user-handle {network-id} {client-capabilities{:extended-client-capabilities}} {presence-icon-url}` Where `user-handle` is the related user's handle. Where `network-id` is the Network Identification Number that this user is from. Added since [MSNP14](../versions/msnp14.md). Where `client-capabilities` are the relevant user's new Client Capabilities. Optional? Added since [MSNP14](../versions/msnp14.md). Where `extended-client-capabilities` are the relevant user's Extended Client Capabilities. Optional. Added since [MSNP16](../versions/msnp16.md). Where `presence-icon-url` is an image that is rendered to this client that replaces the default user icon. Optional. Added since [MSNP14](../versions/msnp14.md). # Examples ## User goes offline ### Without Network IDs *Only in [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md) to [MSNP13](../versions/msnp13.md).* ``` S: FLN anotheruser@hotmail.com ``` ### With Network IDs and Preesense Icon URLs and Client Capabilities *Since [MSNP14](../versions/msnp14.md).* ``` S: FLN anotheruser@hotmail.com 1 0 http://example.com/interop/offline.png ``` ### With Extended Client Capabilities *Since [MSNP16](../versions/msnp16.md).* ``` S: FLN anotheruser@hotmail.com 1 0:0 http://example.com/interop/offline.png ``` ## Invalid context *Inherited from being an unimplemented command.* ``` C: FLN Hotmail ``` Server disconnects client. # Known changes * [MSNP14](../versions/msnp14.md): Added several new parameters that denotes the following: * Network ID of the user that is now offline. * The new client capabilities of the user that is now offline. * A way to override the default presense icon. * [MSNP16](../versions/msnp16.md): Added Extended Client Capabilities support to the Client Capabilities parameter, delimited by a colon.