Summary
On a Minecraft server, various console commands are helpful for server management, like kicking or banning players by their name or IP address. Players granted OP permissions can use these commands from within the game, making it easier to moderate more extensive or competitive servers with strict rules. Moreover, the ability to kick or ban players swiftly ensures a fair and enjoyable environment for all participants, maintaining the integrity of the server community.
| Requirement |
| OP permissions are required to kick or ban players on the server. Learn how to grant OP permissions here. |
How To Kick or Ban Players on a Minecraft Server
1. Log in to the BisectHosting Games panel.
2. Go to the Console tab.
3. Run the following commands in the table below to kick or ban players:
| Command Name |
Description |
Command Example |
| Player Ban | Bans a player by their account name. | ban Steve |
| IP Ban | Bans a player's IP Address. |
ban-ip Steve |
| Player Ban List | Shows a list of currently banned players. |
banlist players |
| IP Ban List |
Shows a list of current IP bans. |
banlist ips |
| Player Unban |
Removes a player from the ban list. |
pardon Steve |
| IP Unban |
Removes an IP from the ban list. |
pardon-ip Steve |
| Kick Player |
Removes a player from the server temporarily. |
kick Steve |
| Note | Add a / to the beginning of the command when running it in-game.Ex: /ban-ip Steve |
