How to Host a Rust Server
Important notes below!
The Rust developers have limited the number of servers shown in the community server browser. As a result, your server may not appear immediately. When a slot becomes available, yours will automatically attempt to list itself. However, this process is controlled by Rust, and neither we nor any other hosting provider can speed it up.
Log in for the First Time
After placing your order on the Cybrancee website, you will receive an email confirming your order as well as an email inviting you to create your panel account. To get access for the first time, you will need to create your panel account. Click the 'Setup Your Account' button.
If you did not receive this email, you can go to panel.cybrancee.com and do a Password Reset from there.
Set Your Password
Set your password using the provided fields.
Access Your Panel Dashboard
You will be taken back to the login page where you can now log in with your new set of credentials. Once logged in, you will be presented with the Cybrancee Pterodactyl Control Panel. This is where you will manage and configure your game server. From here, click on the 'Manage Server' button.
Update Your Server Name
By default, Rust will have started automatically with the default settings on the latest version. Do note, Rust is a large game and can take 5-10 minutes to start up for the first time.
You will need to go to the Startup Page and set a suitable Server Name. This is what you will search for when joining your server via Rust.
Open the Rust Game
Open the Rust game, and click 'PLAY GAME'. Select the Community servers section, and enable the filter to show 'Empty Servers'. Type your server name into the search box - your server should now show.
Join the Server
Click on the server from the list, and press 'JOIN SERVER'.
Play Rust! 🎉
You are now ready to play Rust.
