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Rust server hosting.
Run your own Rust server with full control over its settings, from wipe schedules to map size. Free to start, upgrade only if you need to.
Full control
Edit startup settings and server files directly from the dashboard.
Scheduled tasks
Automate restarts and routine commands with schedules.
Close to your players
Seven locations across North America, Europe and Asia.
Templates
- Rust
Free package
- Memory
- 6 GB
- CPU
- 150%
- Disk
- 10 GB
- Servers
- Up to 4
Included with every server
Live console
Run commands and watch logs in real time.
File manager
Edit configs and upload files in the browser.
Backups and snapshots
Snapshot before big changes, restore in a click.
Schedules
Automate restarts and routine commands.
Team roles
Invite people and give them only the access they need.
Seven locations
North America, Europe and Asia.
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- How to make yourself admin on a Rust server and use RCONAdd owners and moderators to your Rust server with ownerid and moderatorid, save them, and connect an RCON tool on Schokr.
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