Rust has no server password. To let only the players you choose join, use a whitelist plugin, or limit the server to a Steam group.
Option 1: A whitelist plugin (recommended)
- Sign in to the control panel at panel.chicagoservers.co and open your Rust server.
- Open the Plugins tab. If your server doesn't have uMod or Carbon yet, install one under Change framework: see How can I install Oxide/uMod/Carbon onto my Rust server?
- Search for Whitelist and click Install on the Whitelist plugin. It loads by itself, with no restart. From now on, only players with the
whitelist.allowpermission can join. - Open the Console tab and allow each player by their SteamID64, for example:
oxide.grant user 76561198000000000 whitelist.allow
With Carbon, usec.grantinstead ofoxide.grant.
To remove a player, use oxide.revoke user 76561198000000000 whitelist.allow (or c.revoke). The plugin's settings are in oxide/config/Whitelist.json (carbon/configs with Carbon), for example whether admins are let in without the permission. For more on permissions, see How to grant Oxide permissions in your Rust Server.
Option 2: Only members of a Steam group
- Find your Steam group's 64-bit ID (groupID64): open
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/YOURGROUP/memberslistxml/?xml=1in your browser, with your group's URL name, and copy the number ingroupID64. - Sign in to the control panel at panel.chicagoservers.co and open your Rust server.
- Open the Configs tab, choose Server settings and click Text.
- Add this line, with your group's ID:
server.steamgroup 103582791400000000 - Click Save, then Restart at the top of the page.
If players outside the group can still join, use the whitelist plugin instead.
Need help? Open a support ticket and we'll take a look.