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Remote Console or "RCon" is a protocol that allows server administrators to remotely execute commands on a game server. This can be in the form of a application or a web based solution. Some games share the same protocol so a RCon tool can be used to connect to several games instead of just one. | Remote Console or "RCon" is a protocol that allows server administrators to remotely execute commands on a game server. This can be in the form of a application or a web based solution. Some games share the same protocol so a RCon tool can be used to connect to several games instead of just one. | ||
| − | A few examples would be [[McRCon]] which can be used for [[Minecraft]], Icecon for [[FiveM]] | + | A few examples would be [[McRCon]] which can be used for [[Minecraft]], [[Icecon]] for [[FiveM]] |
Latest revision as of 10:21, 29 June 2019
What is RCon?
Remote Console or "RCon" is a protocol that allows server administrators to remotely execute commands on a game server. This can be in the form of a application or a web based solution. Some games share the same protocol so a RCon tool can be used to connect to several games instead of just one.
A few examples would be McRCon which can be used for Minecraft, Icecon for FiveM
