txAdmin for FiveM: Complete Server Management Guide

txAdmin is the standard control panel for FiveM servers. It provides a web interface for server management, player admin, and monitoring - replacing manual console commands.

What txAdmin Does

• Web dashboard: Manage your server from any browser
• Live console: Send commands without in-game access
• Player management: Kick, ban, warn, view player history
• Resource management: Start, stop, and restart resources
• Server monitoring: Uptime, performance, crashes
• Automated restarts: Schedule restarts for memory management

Installation

txAdmin comes bundled with FiveM artifacts (build 4966+):

1. Start FXServer without a server.cfg:

./run.sh +exec server.cfg

1. On first run, txAdmin starts on port 40120
2. Open http://your-ip:40120 in a browser
3. Follow the setup wizard:
   • Create admin account
   • Select server template or import existing
   • Configure server.cfg location
   • Start the server

Dashboard Overview

Main Page

• Server status (online/offline/starting)
• Player count and graph
• Server FPS chart
• Recent actions (kicks, bans, warnings)
• Quick actions (restart, stop, kick all)

Live Console

Send commands directly:

say Hello from txAdmin!
restart my_resource
status

Players Page

View all connected players:

• Steam name, identifiers
• Join time, ping
• Action history (previous warnings, bans)
• Quick actions (kick, ban, warn, DM)

Player Management

Banning

Click player → Ban → Enter reason → Set duration → Confirm

Ban durations:

• Temporary: hours, days, weeks
• Permanent: requires additional confirmation
• Hardware ban: prevents alt accounts

Warning System

Warnings don't disconnect but notify the player and create a record:

Click player → Warn → Enter reason → Send

Track warning counts. Three warnings might trigger a temporary ban per your rules.

Ban Appeals

txAdmin maintains ban records with identifiers. When reviewing appeals:

1. Check the ban reason and evidence
2. Review player's history
3. Consider ban duration served
4. Process unban if appropriate

Resource Management

Start/Stop/Restart

Resources tab → Click resource → Start/Stop/Restart

Or via console:

ensure resourceName
stop resourceName
restart resourceName

Monitor Health

txAdmin tracks resource errors. If a resource crashes repeatedly, it shows warnings on the dashboard.

Automated Scheduling

Scheduled Restarts

Configure automatic restarts to manage memory leaks:

{
  "restartSchedule": ["06:00", "18:00"]
}

Two restarts per day (every 12 hours) is typical. Announce restarts in advance.

Crash Detection

txAdmin detects server crashes and auto-restarts:

• FXServer process dies → immediate restart
• Server becomes unresponsive → restart after timeout
• Memory exceeds threshold → scheduled restart

Security

Admin Tiers

Create multiple admin levels:

• Master: Full control
• Admin: Player management, resource control
• Moderator: Kick, warn (no bans, no resource control)

Access Control

• Use strong passwords
• Enable 2FA if available
• Restrict txAdmin web access to known IPs (firewall rules)
• Review admin action logs regularly

Advanced Features

Server Deployer

txAdmin can deploy fresh server templates:

• QBCore recipe: Full QBCore setup in minutes
• ESX recipe: Complete ESX installation
• Custom recipes: Your own server template

Backup System

While not a replacement for hosting-level backups, txAdmin can trigger file backups before restarts.

On Space-Node's FiveM hosting, txAdmin comes pre-configured with the control panel. Combined with Space-Node's own management interface, you have two layers of server control for maximum flexibility.

Quick 2026 Answer

txAdmin for FiveM: Complete Server Management Guide should be tested with a clean FiveM server before blaming the host. FiveM problems often come from a resource, database query, artifact mismatch or oversized streamed asset. A faster VPS helps, but only after the server files are clean.

FiveM Check Order

1. Update artifacts and txAdmin first.
2. Start the server with only core resources.
3. Add ESX, QBCore, vehicles, MLOs and scripts in small groups.
4. Watch console errors after each group.
5. Use resmon with real players online.
6. Keep MySQL close to the game server.

Common Beginner Mistakes

Do not install a full leaked resource pack and then troubleshoot everything at once. That creates too many possible causes. Test one MLO, vehicle pack or script pack at a time, then keep a note of the last working state.

FiveM also cares about CPU speed. A plan with more RAM but weak single core performance can still stutter with heavy roleplay scripts. For public servers, DDoS protection and backups matter as much as raw specs.

Where to Go Next

For hosting and deeper fixes, use FiveM hosting, FiveM crash fixes, FiveM MLO texture loss fixes. Useful screenshots for this page are txAdmin console errors, resmon output and the exact resource folder that caused the issue.

Real Test Routine

The best way to debug txAdmin for FiveM: Complete Server Management Guide is to rebuild the problem on a clean test server. FiveM servers often carry years of resources, old configs and half removed scripts. A clean test tells you whether the issue is the resource itself or the live server environment.

Start with txAdmin, a fresh artifact build and the base framework only. Add resources in small groups and restart after each group. When the issue appears, remove the last group and test again. That sounds slow, but it is faster than guessing through hundreds of scripts while players are waiting.

Use resmon for client side resource cost, console logs for missing files or script errors and MySQL slow query logs for database problems. If the issue appears only with many players online, test during a quiet hour with staff members and record exactly where the lag or crash starts.

When Hosting Is the Limit

Hosting is probably the limit when the server is clean, resources are measured, MySQL is nearby and the problem still appears under normal player load. FiveM prefers fast single core CPU, NVMe storage, stable network and DDoS protection. Extra RAM is helpful, but it does not replace a fast CPU for script heavy roleplay servers.

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