Frequently Asked Questions for Our Games and Server Management.
Q: How do I create a Minecraft Java server?
A: Follow the official Minecraft documentation on setting up a Minecraft Java server. You can find it here.
Q: How do I set up a Minecraft Bedrock server?
A: Refer to the Minecraft Bedrock Edition server guide here.
Q: How can I manage Garry's Mod server plugins?
A: Visit the Garry's Mod Wiki for plugin management instructions here.
Q: Where can I find server configuration files for Palworld?
A: Palworld server files are typically located in the game installation directory under /Palworld/Server/.
Q: How do I set up mods on my ARK server?
A: Follow the mod installation guide on the ARK Wiki here.
Q: How do I access the Rust server console?
A: You can access the Rust server console via the RCON protocol or in the game’s server management tools.
Q: How do I install FiveM server scripts?
A: Place your scripts in the /resources/ folder and ensure they are started in your server configuration file.
Q: How do I update my V Rising server?
A: Server updates are managed through the game client or server management tool. Check the V Rising official forums for update instructions.
Q: How do I configure Valheim server settings?
A: Valheim server settings can be modified in the /valheim_server.conf file located in the server installation directory.
Q: How do I add custom maps to ManiaPlanet?
A: Place custom maps in the /GameData/Tracks/ directory of your ManiaPlanet server.
Q: How can I manage mods on DayZ Experimental servers?
A: Mods can be managed through the DayZ community tools and server configuration files.
Q: How do I set up a Counter Strike 2 server?
A: Refer to the Counter Strike 2 server setup guide on the official Valve website here.
Q: How do I configure an Arma 3 server?
A: Configuration instructions are available in the Arma 3 server documentation here.
You can only create a server login on the Trackmania player page. Log in to the player page here. Then click on Dedicated Servers and enter your Player-Key. Then enter your desired server login and password and specify the location of your server. Save and you're done.
The validation code is the last 3 digits of your player key. If you bought your game via Steam, you need to check your Trackmania game details in your library under details and Playerkey.
This is the username you created during the first installation of the game. We need this to grant you XASECO rights as you otherwise cannot administer your server in-game.
Otherwise, we cannot provide you with access data for our panel.
You can find it under /home/container/tmserver/GameData/Config
You can color your server name with the following commands:
$000 to $fff: Color
$i: Italic
$s: Shadow
$w: Wide character spacing
$n: Narrow character spacing
$m: Normal character spacing
$g: Default color
$z: Default settings
$$: To create a $ in the name
For example, if the name should be in red with blue and italics, the command is $i$f00cloud$33Fzor.de
Please contact support and we can reset your password, but you must provide us with an email address.
/home/container/xaseco
Please note that most plugins no longer work and can cause your server to crash. You can find them here.
Go to the folder /home/container/xaseco. XML files always go into the root directory of XASECO unless it says otherwise in the installation instructions of your plugin. Then search for the plugins.xml and enter your plugin below, e.g., like this: <plugin>tesplugin.php</plugin>
/home/container/tmserver/GameData/Tracks
Load maps into the track folder /home/container/tmserver/GameData/Tracks
Backup -> create Backup
First look at the console and the XASECO logs /home/container/xaseco -> aseco.log and logfile.txt. If this does not solve the problem, contact support or reinstall your server via SETTINGS -> REINSTALL SERVER. Note that this can overwrite all files, so make sure you make a backup of your maps, the matchsetting (you can find your start matchsetting in start.sh), your database and the entire XASECO folder.
Log in to phpmyadmin you will find the data in the DATA.TXT under FILES. Click on your database on the left, click below on CHECK ALL then on the right on WITH SELTECTED choose EXPORT leave everything as it is and then click EXPORT down the bottom.