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Discover how to efficiently manage and monitor your RedM game server with the fully featured txAdmin web panel → Learn more now
10 November 20264 min read0 Views0 helpful
Introduction
txAdmin is a completely free, fully featured web panel for managing and monitoring your RedM game server. It offers a wide range of features that make managing a RedM server super easy. In this guide, we introduce you to the txAdmin interface, highlight its functions, and explain exactly what you can do with it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Players, History, Whitelist, Admins, Settings, and System.
Player stats like total connected players, players in the last 24 hours, new players in the last 24 hours/7 days, plus a list of currently connected players with playtime, first and last connection. Clicking a player opens more options like notes, history, and ban options.
In the History section—you can see all issued warnings/bans including reason, issuing admin, date/time, and can lift them from there.
In the Admins section via the Add button—you create the account and assign the appropriate permissions.
Dashboard (server status, start/stop/restart, kick players, announcements), Live Console (real-time server activity), Resources (overview/restart/stop all resources), Server Log (connections, chat, commands, system events), and CFG Editor (edit server.cfg).
In the System section under Settings: here you can reset the FXServer, create a database backup, clean the database, and set when inactive players are removed from the whitelist.
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Navigation
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Navigation
The navigation menu includes the following items: Players, History, Whitelist, Admins, Settings, and System. Each of these sections is explained in detail below.
Players
The Players section gives you an overview of player statistics, including the total number of connected players, players online in the last 24 hours, as well as new players in the last 24 hours and 7 days. Below that, you’ll find a list of currently connected players with their total playtime, first connection time, and last connection time.
Click on a player to open additional management options. There you can view extra info, notes, history (bans/warnings), IDs (player identifiers, hardware IDs), and ban options.
History
In the History section, you will find all issued warnings and bans for players, including detailed information about the player, the reason, and who issued or executed the warning or ban, along with date and time. From here, you can also lift warnings and bans.
Whitelist
In the Whitelist section, you can manage the whitelist feature. The whitelist allows you to restrict access to the server. If this option is enabled in the txAdmin settings, a whitelist request is automatically created when a new player connects for the first time. You can manage these requests here.
Admins
In the Admins section, you can define and manage administrators. Add new admins via the Add button. A pop-up will open where you create the account and assign the appropriate permissions.
Settings
In the Settings section, you can configure a variety of options for both txAdmin and the server itself. Due to the many settings available, these are divided into the following categories: General, FXServer, Bans, Whitelist, Discord, and Game. These are explained in detail below.
General
Under General, you can configure the server name, chat/Discord message language, and ban templates.
FXServer
In the FXServer section, you can set the server data folder and the path to the CFG file, as well as additional arguments such as enabling game modes/DLCs, toggling OneSync, autostart, and quiet mode.
Bans
In the Bans section, you manage the ban function. Here you specify whether accounts are actively checked for their ban status and what message is shown when a connection is rejected due to a ban.
Whitelist
In the Whitelist section, you manage the whitelist feature. Here you define whether the whitelist is enabled or disabled and what message is shown when a connection is rejected due to missing whitelist entry.
Discord
You can enable Discord integration in the Discord section so that information is automatically sent to the linked Discord server. The necessary data for the Discord bot must be configured.
Game
Under Game, you can enable the txAdmin menu for in-game use, allowing admins to open and manage the menu via the /tx command. You can also set further customizations for layout, button configuration for toggling switches, and notifications/warnings.
System
In the System section under Settings, you find some important general options and information. These are divided into the following categories: Master Actions, Diagnostics, Console Log, and Action Log. These are explained in detail below.
Master Actions
Under Master Actions, you can reset your FXServer, create a database backup, clean the database, and specify when players should be removed from the whitelist if they have been inactive for too long.
Diagnostics
The Diagnostics section shows all relevant information about the environment, txAdmin runtime, diagnostics report, FXServer /info.json, and processes.
Console Log
The Console Log shows the output of txAdmin in the parent terminal, including normally hidden debug messages.
Action Log
The Action Log records all actions performed by txAdmin or an admin.
Sidebar
The sidebar menu includes the following items: Dashboard, Live Console, Resources, Server Log, and CFG Editor. These are explained in detail below.
Dashboard
The Dashboard shows all important general information about the server. You can monitor live data on load and performance via the statistics. The server status—whether started, online, or stopped—is visible in the sidebar. From there, you can start, stop, or restart the server, kick all players with one click, and send announcements. Scheduled restarts can also be set up. On the right side of the sidebar, you see info about currently connected players.
Live Console
The Live Console provides real-time information about server activities. Here you can see details about activities, warnings, and error messages. It is a valuable tool for debugging by analyzing potential errors.
Resources
In the Resources section, you find an overview of all resources, whether preinstalled via template (recipe) or added later by you. You can restart or stop them as needed.
Server Log
The Server Log allows you to monitor all activities on the server. For example, you can see when players connect or disconnect, chat messages, player deaths, menu actions, executed commands, and system events.
CFG Editor
With the CFG Editor, you can manage and update your server’s server.cfg configuration file. Here you find all important configuration commands that control your server’s settings.
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