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💡 Command Tips: Common commands include say for announcements, whitelist for player management, and op for operator permissions. Each game type has specific commands.
File Management
Access and manage your server files directly through the web interface.
File Manager Features
Browse Files: Navigate through your server's directory structure
Upload Files: Add new files, mods, plugins, or configurations
Download Files: Backup important files to your computer
Edit Text Files: Modify configuration files directly in the browser
Delete Files: Remove unwanted files and folders
Create Folders: Organize your files with custom directories
Accessing File Manager
Navigate to Files
From your server management panel, click "Files" to access the file manager.
Browse Directory Structure
Click on folders to navigate through your server's file system. Use the breadcrumb navigation to go back.
Perform File Operations
Right-click on files or use the action buttons to perform various operations.
File Operations
Available actions for each file:
📥 Download
✏️ Edit
🗑️ Delete
📋 Copy
✂️ Move
📝 Rename
Uploading Files
Select Upload Area
Navigate to the desired directory and look for the upload area or drag-and-drop zone.
Choose Files
Click "Choose Files" or drag files directly into the upload area.
Monitor Progress
Watch the upload progress bar and wait for completion before navigating away.
Important Directories
Root Directory: Main server files and executables
Config/Properties: Server configuration files
Worlds/Maps: Game world data and saves
Plugins/Mods: Server modifications and extensions
Logs: Server log files for troubleshooting
⚠️ File Safety: Always backup important files before making changes. Modifying critical system files can break your server.
Server Settings
Configure your server's behavior, performance, and game-specific options.
Accessing Settings
Navigate to Settings
From your server management panel, click "Settings" to access configuration options.
Choose Configuration Section
Settings are organized into sections like General, Performance, Game Rules, and Advanced.
Apply Changes
After modifying settings, click "Save" and restart your server for changes to take effect.
Common Settings Categories
General Settings
Server Name: Display name for your server
Message of the Day (MOTD): Welcome message for players
Max Players: Maximum number of concurrent players
Server Password: Optional password protection
Difficulty: Game difficulty level
Performance Settings
View Distance: How far players can see (affects performance)
Simulation Distance: Area where game mechanics are active
Memory Allocation: RAM usage limits
Auto-Save Interval: How often the world is saved
Game-Specific Settings
Game Mode: Survival, Creative, Adventure, etc.
PvP: Player vs Player combat enabled/disabled
Spawn Protection: Protected area around spawn point
World Generation: Terrain and structure settings
💡 Performance Tip: Lower view distance and simulation distance can significantly improve server performance, especially with many players.
Server Monitoring
Keep track of your server's health and performance metrics.
Available Metrics
CPU Usage: Processor utilization percentage
RAM Usage: Memory consumption and available memory
Player Count: Current and maximum players online
Uptime: How long the server has been running
Network Activity: Data transfer rates
Performance Optimization
Monitor Resource Usage
Regularly check CPU and RAM usage to identify performance bottlenecks.
Adjust Settings
Reduce view distance, limit entities, or optimize plugins if performance is poor.
Regular Restarts
Schedule regular server restarts to clear memory leaks and apply updates.
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Server Won't Start
Check console logs for error messages
Verify configuration file syntax
Ensure sufficient RAM allocation
Remove problematic plugins/mods
Poor Performance
Reduce view and simulation distance
Limit entity spawning
Optimize or remove resource-heavy plugins
Consider upgrading server resources
Connection Issues
Verify server is running and accessible
Check firewall and port settings
Confirm server address and port
Test with different network connections
Getting Help
If you encounter issues that you can't resolve:
Check the console logs for detailed error messages
Search our knowledge base for similar issues
Contact support with specific error details
Join our Discord community for peer assistance
🚨 Emergency Recovery: If your server becomes completely unresponsive, you can use the "Force Stop" option in the console, but this may result in data loss.