Your game server panel: a quick tour

A quick tour of your game server panel: the client area, Console, Files, Network, Startup and Settings.

  • 0:57 video
  • English captions & transcript
  • 20 October 2026

Transcript

The full narration, chapter by chapter. Click a time to play the video from there.

Intro

Just got your game server? Here's a quick tour of your panel.

Client area

In the client area, open your game server. You'll see its IP address and port — that's the address your players connect to. Then click Go to panel.

Console

The Console is where you start, restart and stop the server, and watch what it's doing. You can also type server commands right here.

Files

Files is the file manager. Edit configs, upload small files, and create or extract archives. For bigger uploads, use SFTP.

Network

Network shows your server's IP address and port.

Startup

Startup shows how the server starts — and settings that depend on the game, like the version.

Settings

Settings shows your SFTP details… and lets you reinstall the server, if you ever need a clean start.

Recap

And if anything's unclear, just open a ticket — we're happy to help. esagames.ro.

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