diff --git a/docs/ircserver-connections.md b/docs/ircserver-connections.md
index 486cc35..fcd7264 100644
--- a/docs/ircserver-connections.md
+++ b/docs/ircserver-connections.md
@@ -5,12 +5,16 @@ When we're ready to allow other tilde.club IRC servers to connect to us, these a
 * the name of the remote IRC server (if it's a charybdis server, this is `name` in the `serverinfo` section of its `ircd.conf` file)
 * two passwords, one we will send to the remote server, and one we will receive from the remote server
 
-Then, here are the configurations changes that we'll need to make at our end to enable the connections.
+Then, these are the configurations changes that we'll need to make at our end to enable the connections.
 
-## Firewall or EC2 security group
+### Firewall or EC2 security group
 
 The main tilde.club IRC server needs to allow traffic from the remote server; this means that we need to allow traffic from the specific IP address to either port `6667` (for non-SSL connections) or port `6697` (for SSL connections).
 
-## charybdis ircd.conf file
+### charybdis ircd.conf file
 
 There needs to be [a `connect` section](https://github.com/tildeclub/tilde.club/blob/master/docs/ircserver.md#connect-section) in the `ircd.conf` file for each remote server. See [the documentation for our server setup](https://github.com/tildeclub/tilde.club/blob/master/docs/ircserver.md#connect-section) for full information about how this is configured.
+
+## Debugging the connections
+
+You should have the `/var/log/charybdis/serverinfo` log file enabled, and it's this file that will contain the pertinent information about the success or failure of server connections.