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Admin & moderation

txAdmin

The web-based control panel bundled with FXServer for starting, monitoring, configuring and moderating a FiveM server.

txAdmin is the management layer most servers run: a browser panel that starts and stops the server, streams the console, schedules restarts, manages admins, handles bans and warnings, and watches for crashes.

Two features matter more than the rest. Scheduled restarts keep memory and entity leaks from compounding — most servers restart every four to eight hours, and the ones that do not usually have a slow performance decline they blame on scripts. The ban and warning database is the only moderation record that survives a resource being replaced, which makes it the backbone of actual enforcement.

txAdmin also exposes the recipe-based deployer used to spin up a stock ESX or QBCore server in minutes. That is excellent for testing and a poor basis for a production server, because the recipe's resource versions age immediately.

The panel should never be exposed to the internet without a strong password and ideally an IP restriction — it is, by design, full control of the machine's server process.

Related terms

server.cfgThe main configuration file that tells a FiveM server what to load, what to call itself and how to behave.Server artifactsThe versioned FXServer binaries a FiveM server runs on, published by Cfx.re as numbered builds.Bans and appealsThe enforcement record behind a server's rules, and the process that makes that enforcement survivable.WhitelistA gate that restricts joining to approved players, usually via an application, interview or Discord role.

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