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Users and roles

Owners manage users under Settings → Users. Give every person their own account with the lowest role that fits.

Role Can
Viewer See servers, consoles and metrics (read-only)
Operator Everything a Viewer can, plus start, stop and restart servers, run console commands, manage players and create backups
Administrator Everything an Operator can, plus create, configure and delete servers, manage files, plugins, worlds and schedules, restore backups, force-stop servers and read the audit log
Owner Everything, including users and application settings

Roles are enforced by the server on every request; the dashboard only hides what you can’t use.

A user either works on all servers with their role, optionally with a higher role on single servers, or only on selected servers with a role per server. Typical uses:

  • A moderator who manages players on one server only.
  • A friend who may restart their own creative server but nothing else.

Users limited to selected servers don’t see other servers at all, and they get no application-wide rights (creating servers, settings, users, audit log).

Every user can turn on two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app under Settings → Account. Setup shows a QR code and ten single-use recovery codes; keep them somewhere safe.

Owners can require two-factor sign-in per role. Users of that role must set it up at their next sign-in before they can do anything else. If someone loses their device and recovery codes, an Owner can reset their second factor.

Settings → Account lists your sessions with address, browser and last activity; sign out single devices or all others. Signing in again in a browser that is already signed in replaces its session, and each account keeps at most 20 sessions; the longest-idle ones end first. Owners can sign a user out everywhere. Changing a password, a role or disabling an account ends that user’s sessions immediately.