txAdmin is the most widely used FiveM server management panel. It gives you a web interface to control your server without touching the command line every time something needs attention. If you run a FiveM server, txAdmin is likely already part of your setup.
What txAdmin Does
txAdmin is a web panel built into the FiveM server software. It handles:
- Starting, stopping, and restarting your server from a browser
- Live player management (kick, ban, warn, message)
- Server performance monitoring (CPU, memory, player count)
- Scheduled restarts and automated maintenance
- Server deployment via recipes
- Live console access from the web
- Admin authentication and permissions
It runs alongside your FiveM server and is accessible through a local or remote web address.
Accessing txAdmin
When your FiveM server starts for the first time, txAdmin launches on a web port (usually your server IP on port 40120). Open it in a browser and follow the setup wizard to create your admin account and configure the server.
After initial setup, you reach it anytime through the same web address as long as the server process is running.
The Dashboard
The main dashboard shows you:
- Server status and uptime
- Current player count and player list
- Resource usage graphs
- Recent player actions and admin logs
- Quick action buttons for restart, announcements, and more
This is your at-a-glance health check for the server.
Player Management
From the players tab you can see everyone connected, their join time, identifiers, and history. Actions available include:
- Kicking a player with a reason
- Banning with duration and reason
- Warning players
- Direct messaging individual players
- Viewing their action history across sessions
The ban system tracks by multiple identifiers, making ban evasion harder.
Server Recipes
Recipes are pre-built server configurations that txAdmin can deploy for you. When setting up a new server, you can choose a recipe like a base server, an ESX recipe, or a QBCore recipe, and txAdmin downloads and configures everything automatically. This saves a huge amount of manual setup time.
Scheduled Restarts
Configure automatic restarts at set intervals or times. Regular restarts keep memory clean and prevent the gradual slowdown that FiveM servers experience over long uptimes. Most communities restart every 6 to 8 hours.
Permissions and Multiple Admins
txAdmin supports multiple admin accounts with different permission levels. Give moderators access to kick and warn but not server restart. Give senior admins full control. This keeps your operation safe as your team grows.
Performance Monitoring
The monitor watches server health and can automatically restart the server if it detects a crash or freeze. This keeps downtime minimal even when you are not watching.
Tips
Keep txAdmin updated by updating your FiveM artifacts, since txAdmin updates come bundled with new builds. Use recipes for fresh server deployments to avoid manual configuration errors. Set up Discord webhook notifications so admin actions and server events post to your staff channel.
FAQ
What is txAdmin? A web-based management panel for FiveM servers, built into the server software for controlling everything from a browser.
How do I access txAdmin? Open your server IP on port 40120 in a browser. Log in with the admin account you created during setup.
Does txAdmin cost money? No. It is free and included with the FiveM server software.
Related: FiveM txAdmin setup guide, How to make a FiveM server, FiveM server artifacts build guide