
This quickstart guide will help you activate and use the Killing Floor 2 WebAdmin Interface
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The Killing Floor 2 WebAdmin interface is one of the most powerful tools available to server hosts, giving you full control over gameplay settings, maps, mutators, player management, and real‑time monitoring all from a browser. Whether you're running a private server for friends or managing a large public community, enabling WebAdmin streamlines your workflow and eliminates the need to constantly edit configuration files by hand. This guide walks you through everything you need to get started: how to activate WebAdmin, how to log in, and how to use its core features to manage your server efficiently. By the end, you’ll have a fully accessible, browser‑based control panel that makes server administration faster, cleaner, and far more intuitive.
Setting Up the Killing Floor 2 Server WebAdmin Panel
1. Log in to your Game Control Panel and navigate to your service.
2. Before making any modifications, stop the server from running by clicking the Stop button.

3. Navigate to the Configuration Files Tab to continue.

4. Access the KFWeb.ini file by clicking the Text Editor button.
5. In the [IpDrv.WebServer] section, set bEnabled=true to activate the WebAdmin service.
6. Once you’ve finished editing, select Save to update your server configuration.

Your Killing Floor 2 WebAdmin interface is now enabled and ready to use.
Opening the Killing Floor 2 Server Control Panel
Navigate to your server’s main overview page in the Game Panel to access the WebAdmin panel.
You will see this icon in your server overview:
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Click the icon to launch the Killing Floor 2 WebAdmin interface.
The standard login username is admin.
The default password can be found in your configuration files under AdminPassword.
Open KFGame\Config\PCServer-KFGame.ini and find the line AdminPassword=examplepass.
Configuring Multiple WebAdmin Accounts
In KFWebAdmin.ini, place AuthenticationClass=WebAdmin.MultiWebAdminAuth beneath [WebAdmin.WebAdmin].
Start the server once to generate a new MultiAdmin.ini file. After it appears, you can add new admin usernames and passwords either directly through the WebAdmin interface or by editing the file manually.
To add admins manually, open MultiAdmin.ini and enter the following information for each admin under the [Admin MultiAdminData] section:
DisplayName= "AdminName" // Punctuation does matter for these names
Password= "123Admin" // Any alphanumeric set of characters will work here
Order= "DenyAllow"
bEnabled= "True" // This enables this admin
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