This guide will help you on how to use rcon on your FiveM server.
RCON (Remote Console) is a powerful tool that lets you manage your FiveM server remotely without needing direct access to the machine it’s running on. Think of it as a secure backdoor into your server’s console, perfect for issuing commands, monitoring activity, and keeping control even when you’re not physically at the host computer. RCON gives you flexibility and control. Whether you’re managing a roleplay community, testing scripts, or just keeping things organized, RCON ensures you can handle server tasks quickly and efficiently, even when you’re away from your main setup.
Note: We are not responsible for third party mods/applications if they break/do not work. We are simply providing the links and are not the developer so our support is limited. Kindly consult original developers for support.
How to Use RCON on your FiveM Server
1) Your Server IP and Port are what you should connect to be followed by your RCON password you set in the main configuration file.
e.g. If your game server IP is 127.0.0.1 and your Port is 1234, you should connect to ip 127.0.0.1:1234. Use your RCON password after.
2) RCON Application Clients
Some clients recommend using IceCon. There are Windows, Linux and Mac versions of this.
You can download it here: https://github.com/icedream/icecon/releases
To get server information (Id of player, IP of player & Ping)
Clientkick
Usage: clientkick [playerId] [reason]
Description: to kick a player from your server
Tempbanclient
Usage: tempbanclient [playerId] [reason]
Description: to ban a player from your server
Usage: map [mapname]
Description: to change map of the server
Gametypes
Usage: gametypes [resourcename]
Description: to change gametypes of the server
Say
Usage: say [your message]
Description: to send a message from outside
Tell
Usage: tell [playerId] [your message]
Description: to send a message to a specific player
Start
Usage: start [resourcename]
Description: starts the specified resource
Restart
Usage: restart [resourcename]
Description: restarts the specified resource
Stop
Usage: stop [resourcename]
Description: stops the specified resource
Refresh
Usage: refresh
Description: refresh ressources
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