Console

Server Console

The console is your direct line to the game server. It shows live output from the server process and lets you type commands just as if you were sitting at a terminal.

Viewing Logs

When you open the console tab, the panel establishes a WebSocket connection to your server. Log output appears in real time — you will see player joins, errors, chat messages, and system events as they happen.

The console retains recent log history so you can scroll back to review earlier output. For full historical logs, check the log files through the file manager.

Sending Commands

Type a command into the input field at the bottom of the console and press Enter to send it. Commands are executed on the server immediately.

Examples of common commands:

• Minecraft: say Hello everyone, op PlayerName, whitelist add PlayerName
• General: help, list, stop

The exact commands available depend on the game and any mods or plugins you have installed. Refer to the documentation for your specific game for a full command reference.

Tips

• Do not close the tab to stop the server. Closing the browser tab only disconnects your console session. The server continues running. Use the stop button or the stop command to shut down the server.
• Use the console for troubleshooting. If your server crashes or players cannot connect, the console output usually contains the error message that explains the problem.
• Commands are case-sensitive for most games. Make sure you type them exactly as documented.

Connection Issues

If the console shows a disconnected state, try refreshing the page. The panel will automatically reconnect the WebSocket. If the server itself is offline, the console will not display any output until the server is started again.