There should be a blue button called Download. Please navigate to your server dashboard in our webinterface ( ).Ĭlick on the red navigation tab called Client. Download Softwareįirst you need to download the client software. So in your server.cfg make sure you have BattlEye enabled: battleye = 1ġ = enabled, 0 = disabled Install Vision Client (ArmA) Setting up the infiSTAR Vision Client (ArmA) for metrics, remote-code-execution and more. That’s a good wayĪlso, none of this will work, nor will you be able to use RCon, if you don’t run BattlEye on your server. If your config gets loaded correctly, when the server is running you will see _active and some numbers get added onto the end of your config while the server is up, and removed when the server is offline. Since we are using the Battleye folder, you need to add a line to the startup/launch parameters of your server to make sure ARMA 3 is looking in that folder for the correct configs: '-bepath=BattlEye' Additional Notes For example, if you server is on port 2302 (default), you need to use something above 2306. I personally recommend 2310, but you can use anything that is open and not in use. Your two configs should have the same information and that information should define the password you want to use for RCon as well as the port you will use to connect to RCon.

beserver.cfg gets used if you start your server with the 32-bit arma3server.exe and beserver_圆4.cfg gets used if you use the 64-bit arma3server_圆4.exe to start your server. txt file and then change the extension from. If these don’t exist, create them (just make a blank. In your server’s root folder there should be a Battleye folder. Configuring RCon Setting up the RCon BattlEye protocol Create Configs

Arma 3 rcon setup