Server Management – Arma Reforger
Administrator Roles
An in-game server administrator can be:
- the player hosting the server (PC only)
- a logged-in admin, using #login passwordAdmin
- a voted-in admin
Permissions
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Commands
login
Login as server administrator with the password set in server config's field passwordAdmin.
- Syntax
#login #login <password>
- Example
#login #login myServersPassword
logout
- Example
#logout
roles
Print the list of server roles the player possesses.
- Example
#roles
restart
Restart the actually running scenario. The server keeps the clients connected.
- Example
#restart
shutdown
Shut down the server, disconnecting all the clients.
- Example
#shutdown
kick
Kick (eject) the player out of the server through their playerId (obtained by players). Said player can still rejoin the server.
- Syntax
#kick <playerId>
- Example
#kick 123456789
ban
This command prefixes ban-related commands: "create", "remove", "list" Ban (eject and banish forever or for a certain duration in seconds) the player out of the server through their playerId (obtained by players). Said player cannot rejoin until ban expiration.
create
Create a ban entry for the player related to the provided id.
- Syntax
#ban create <playerId or identityId or 1.2.0 playerName> <durationInSeconds> <reason (optional)>
if using playerId, the player must actually be connected to the server; use identityId otherwise.
- Example
Ban for an hour
#ban create 123456789 3600
Ban forever
#ban create 123456789 0
Ban with a reason
#ban create 123456789 86400 teamkilling
remove
Remove a ban entry linked to the provided identity, allowing the player to rejoin.
- Syntax
#ban remove <identityId>
- Example
#ban remove 123456789
list
List current bans in a format BanID ; Player UID ; Duration.
- Syntax
#ban list <page (optional)>
- Example
#ban list #ban list 2
id
Gives the local player's id.
- Example
#id
players
Lists session's players and their playerId.
- Example
#players
Custom RCON Commands
logout
De-authenticate RCON client on server server side which immediately frees the connection for new RCON client. If the RCON client is killed without issuing this command, it is de-authenticated automatically after 45s due to connection timeout.