Arma Reforger
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Browse, install and update mods straight from the panel, including hidden mods that are unlisted on the Arma Reforger workshop. Fix a broken load order in one click, update everything outdated in one batch, or pin a mod to a known good version when the latest one breaks you.

Send BattlEye RCON commands from the panel with a live player roster beside them, so you can see who you are acting on. One-click kick and ban quick actions, plus a raw console with the full command reference when you want it.

When the engine writes a crash dump, the panel parses it and hands you the answer instead of a binary file: the terminating signal, the faulting module and offset, and the full map of loaded modules. That map settles the only question that matters, whether the crash was the engine or one of your mods. Repeat crashes group by signature, so a crash loop is obvious at a glance.

Triggers watch in-game chat and act on a word, phrase or pattern when nobody is awake to do it. Every rule starts in log-only, so you see exactly what it would have caught before it can touch a player. Per-player cooldowns, an admin allowlist and a hard cap on actions per tick mean one chat line can never storm your server.

A live graph of players, CPU and memory, plus server FPS and frame time read out of the game's own output and graded into health bands, so a stutter shows up as a number instead of a complaint. A session killfeed and K/D leaderboard sit alongside it.

Build a scenario playlist once at organization level and subscribe every server that should run it, so a change lands everywhere instead of on one box. Skip, go back, restart the current entry or pause the rotation while it is live, and every change writes a row to the activity log.

Point up to five Discord webhooks at your server and pick what each one carries: killfeed, player joins and leaves, server state, performance thresholds and traffic spikes. Delivered every 60 seconds.

Schedule restarts daily, weekly, or on a trigger you choose. Crash detection and auto-recovery bring the server back when you are not watching, and every restart is logged.

Resolves the full dependency closure of your mod list, dependencies of dependencies included, and sorts it into an order the engine can actually load. Missing dependencies are pulled in and named rather than left to fail at boot, and a reorder is previewed before it commits.

Scenario, player cap and cross-platform play as form fields rather than raw JSON, with every change written straight to the server's own config. The file is still there underneath if you would rather edit it directly.

Turning persistence on in most panels only tells the engine to LOAD the newest save, which is why so many servers appear to have it enabled and still lose everything on restart. This sets the save types that decide whether a save is ever written, and shows you the save points actually on disk.

Watches the mods your server actually runs and tells you when one publishes a new version, with the author's own release notes where the workshop provides them. Point it at a Discord channel and the update lands there instead of being something you find out about when the server stops booting.

A running record of every mod added, removed, reordered or version-pinned on this server, over the last 30 days. When a server that worked yesterday does not today, this is the list of what changed.

A per-server record of the attacks that hit your address: when each one started, when it ended and how long it ran. Point a Discord webhook at it, or have the alert emailed, so you know it was an attack rather than your server misbehaving.