RCON (Legacy)
Legacy RCON Integration – Deprecated
⚠️ Notice: Legacy Integration This RCON integration method is now considered legacy and is no longer recommended. We strongly suggest using the newer, more reliable RCON Adapter, which provides:
Improved error handling
Automatic command queuing
Enhanced command targeting for games like Conan Exiles and Rust
About Legacy RCON Integration
RCON (Remote Console) allows Tebex to connect to your game server directly to execute in-game commands. It is commonly supported by games such as:
Minecraft
Source Engine Games (e.g. CS:GO, TF2, Garry’s Mod)
7 Days To Die, Rust, and others
When you add RCON-based commands to a Tebex package, we will send the command to your game server using an authenticated RCON connection — without relying on a game-specific plugin.
❌ Limitations of Legacy RCON
No support for player online/offline status detection
No ability to check inventory space
Commands are assumed to succeed if the server responds
How to Set Up Legacy RCON
Navigate to Game Servers
From your Tebex Control Panel, go to the Game Servers section.
Click “Connect Game Server”
Choose RCON Server as your connection type.
Click Continue.
Enter Server Details
Option
Description
Name
A label for this server (e.g., “RCON Server”)
RCON Host
The IP address or hostname of your game server
RCON Port
The port your server uses for RCON (default varies)
RCON Password
The password configured on your server's RCON service
Test the Connection
Click Test Connection to verify the credentials.
If successful, click Create to finalize setup.
You can now include raw RCON commands in any Tebex package.
Notes on Command Execution
Tebex sends RCON commands in real time when a purchase is completed.
If the connection to your server fails, or the command cannot be executed, we will:
Retry the command once every hour for up to 24 hours.
Planning Migration?
If you're currently using legacy RCON, we strongly recommend migrating to the Tebex RCON Adapter, which provides:
Full support for player targeting
Better error detection and logging
Support for complex command chains and safer retries
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