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Control Center (Rust) · 2 min read

The Control Center

The Control Center turns Servycore into the panel of your Rust servers. Everything your staff does every day (console, players, bans, F7 reports, wipes, restarts, plugins, files) happens on the same panel as your website, your linked accounts and your store.

What you need

Layer Needed for Required
RCON (WebRCON port and password) Console, players, chat, bans, map, automations, plugins list Yes
Host access (Pterodactyl / Pelican / WISP / AMP, or SFTP / FTP) Auto-wipe system (with a panel), map images, plugin installs, file editor No, unlocks more
Servycore plugins Leaderboard stats No

No plugin is needed to use the Control Center: Servycore talks to Rust through its own RCON.

Turn it on

  1. Open Panel > Your Project > Settings and enable the Control Center (every plan includes it, Free too).
  2. Add your Rust server in Game servers with its RCON port and password.
  3. The server appears in the left menu with its own pages: Overview, Console, Players, Chat, Map, Wipes, Automations, Plugins, Files, Listing, Connection and Configuration.

The Control Center button opens the network view: every server, bans, reports, staff, wipe calendar, growth and automations of the whole network.

The Activity log (network menu) lists what happened on your network, newest first: staff actions, console commands, automations, wipes and server events (restarts, offline, refused RCON passwords, plugin errors). Filter it by kind, server, staff member or text. It needs the audit:view permission, so moderators do not see it by default.

Take a server out of the Control Center

In the server's Configuration, untick Show in the Control Center. The server leaves the menu and nothing runs on it any more (no collection, no automation, no wipe), but its settings are kept for when you turn it back on.

Who can do what

The Control Center uses your team roles. Each page and action needs a permission (for example wipes:manage, players:ban-permanent or files:edit), so a moderator can kick and mute without touching your wipes or files.