How to Ban and Unban Players in Rust

When you own a Rust server, moderation is one of the most important aspects. When a player is breaking the rules, sometimes it is necessary to issue a ban, preventing them from joining the server again. This can be done in several ways, including through the server console or in-game commands.

Ban by SteamID:

1. Go to the SteamID.io website and search for the desired player's Steam.

2. Once found, copy the SteamID64 number.

3. Access your Holy server panel, then press the 'console' tab on the left.

4. To ban a player, you will use the following command:

```

banid [SteamID] [Username] "[Reason]"

```

Example: `banid 76561198169700921 StuffyMC "Guide"`

Ban by Username:

1. Access your Holy server panel, then press the 'console' tab on the left.

2. To ban a player by username, you will use the following command:

```

ban [Username] "[Reason]"

```

Example: ban StuffyMC "Guide"

How to Check the Ban List:

Checking the ban list is fairly easy. To do so, enter the following command:

banlistex

How to Unban Players:

Unbanning a player is just as easy. To unban a player, simply use:

unban [SteamID]

Example: `unban 7656443241198169700921`

Conclusion:

With that, you now have all the necessary information to start moderating players on your Rust server! Whether you are banning players for breaking rules or simply messing with your friends, the process is straightforward.

Enjoy your newly discovered command powers and, as always, have fun!

Conclusion

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