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title: Spectrum 2
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## Spectrum 2 frontends and backends
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Spectrum 2 supports multiple IM networks. Spectrum 2 distinguishes between **Frontend** and **Backend** networks.
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If some network is supported as **Frontend**, it means that Spectrum 2 allows its users to use this network to communicate with other users using the **backend** network.
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#### Example
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If you for example use **Slack** as a frontend and **IRC** as a backend, the Spectrum 2 users can add Spectrum 2 to their Slack team, join the IRC network and communicate with their friends on IRC network.
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This page contains the list of currently supported frontends with the basic information about them.
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### How to change frontends
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Frontends are switched in Spectrum 2 config file using the following option:
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Section| Option| Value
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-------|-------|------
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service|frontend|Name of the frontend.
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### List of frontends
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Name| Supported network
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`xmpp`| XMPP (Jabber)
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`slack`| Slack
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