How to Configure Easy Anti-Cheat on Your Rust Server

Important! 

Disabling EAC or other security features will prevent your server from appearing in the in-game public server list.

This is recommended only for private, modded, or local servers.
Players can still connect using F1 → client.connect <IP>:<port>.

1. Log In to Your Panel

2. Select the ‘Files’ Tab

Cybrancee panel showing the Rust startup page with the Files tab outlined

3. Locate the ‘cfg’ Folder

This folder is in /home/container/server/rust/cfg.

Cybrancee panel Rust server directory showing the cfg folder outlined

4. Create a New ‘server.cfg’ File

If you already have a ‘server.cfg’ file, you can skip Steps 5 and 6 and go directly to Step 7.

Cybrancee panel Rust server files tab showing the Create New File button outlined

5. Select ‘Create File’ Button at the Bottom

6. Enter the Name ‘server.cfg’

Enter the file name in the ‘File Name’ field as ‘server.cfg’.

Select the ‘Create File’ button.

Cybrancee Panel Rust Server Files Tab with Create New File and Enter File Name buttons outlined

7. Edit the ‘server.cfg’ File

Cybrancee panel Rust server directory showing the server.cfg file outlined

8. Enter the Commands

Add commands. Each command should be added on a new line.

server.secure 0
server.eac 0
server.encryption 0

9. Select the ‘Save Content’ Button

10. Restart Your Server

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