Ark server manager как вайпнуть

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Доброго времени суток! В данной статье мы рассмотрим как делается вайп игрового сервера DayZ. На данный момент в DayZ есть 2 официальные карты. Чернорусь и Ливония. Вайпнуть сервер очень просто и отличие карт в вайпе сервер только в их разных папка.

Как вайпнуть карту Чернорусь? Переходим в папку:

Далее ищем папку

И удаляем ее. Таким образом мы сделаем полный вайп всего сервера на карте Чернорусь.

Далее, для того что бы сделать вайп на карте Ливония, нужно пройти по пути:

Wanting a full server wipe/reset-how to?

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Post by micromoo on Aug 31, 2015 20:35:15 GMT -5

Hey

We are wanting to do a full wipe/server re-set to begin from scratch again and aren't sure how to manage this with ASM.
Help?

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Post by koadic on Aug 31, 2015 21:36:03 GMT -5

Just navigate to the '<path to server>\ShooterGame\Saved\' folder and delete the 'SavedArks' folder.

In that folder, all the .arkprofile files are character saves, and all the other .ark and .bak files are world saves and backups

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Post by micromoo on Aug 31, 2015 22:19:16 GMT -5

Thanks

Ark server manager как вайпнуть

Manage your ARK: Survival Evolved dedicated servers with this easy-to-use tool!

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The Ark Server Manager is designed to help you set up and maintain your own Ark: Survival Evolved (tm) dedicated servers. It provides a simple user interface allowing you to create and edit server profiles containing all of the settings you need to customize the playing experience for you and your friends.

Manages the SteamCMD tool and Server installations/updates
Organizes settings and writes INI files and command-line arguments automatically
Tracks server status and allows direct control of server state
Save and load server profiles - even import directly from an existing server deployment.
Scheduled updates server files and mods
Works with Survival of the fittest

Configure third-party firewall products - it will configure Windows Firewall automatically however
Open or redirect ports in your router

Ark: Survival Evolved and the 'A' logo are copyrights and/or trademarks of Studio Wildcard. This project and its development is not affiliated with Studio Wildcard, its partners or affiliates.

Full control over your server.
Easy to use & navigate.
Fully configurable to your liking.
Simple updating of your server.
Run multiple servers from a single machine.
Import settings from existing servers, even ones you set up by hand.
Automatically installs, updates and runs SteamCMD - no command-line knowledge needed.
See real-time server status - know when your server is visible to others on Steam.
Self-updating tool ensures you always have the latest features and bug fixes.

No planned features are scheduled at this time.

Suggestions are always welcomed as well.

Installation Notes:
Download the zip file, unpack it wherever you like and then run Ark Server Manager.exe

Let's go over a small check list before diving in.

If your machine has a *direct* connection to the internet (for example it is wired directly into the modem), you probably don't need to do this. If however you are plugged into a router (for example to provide WiFi to your location), then you probably do need to do this. If your machine has an ipaddress that looks like 192.168.x.x, this section probably applies to you.

IMPORTANT: If you are running a virtual network program like Hamachi or Virtual Box or another VPN program, you probably need to set the MultiHome IP address. See below for more details.

Server Port in the tool/manager (Default is 27015) in the UDP Protocol or TCP/UDP if available.
Port 7777 in the UDP or TCP/UDP Protocol if available.

The ARK Server Manager communicates with Steam on port 27011. This port must be open for it to be able to determine whether your server is publicly available.

The ARK Server communicates on the two ports you configure, which by default ate 7777 and 27015 as above. If you are using a third-party firewall, you may have to open these ports (both TCP and UDP) manually. If you are using Windows Firewall, the ARK Server Manager can manage your firewall settings for you.

If you are running a Hamachi, Virtual Box or other VPN-style network, your machine will be on several networks at once. Only one of those networks will actually be visible to the outside world. You will have to determine which local IP address routes to the public internet (typically a 192.168.* one), and enter that in the MultiHome IP box before you start the server.

Ark Server Manager

When the application starts, it will first get or update the SteamCMD tool which is used to install and update the Ark: Survival Evolved binaries directly from Steam. Once it is finished, you will be presented with a screen and a default server profile.

A random password is generated by default - change these in the Administration section.
Set your server name to something other than the default, please :)
If you don't already have a server, set the Install Directory to where you would like the game installed. Then click 'Install' - this may take a while depending on your network.
If you already have a server, click the 'Load' button, and find the GameUserSettings.ini file. For example: G:\Steam\SteamApps\common\ARK\ShooterGame\Saved\Config\WindowsServer\GameUserSettings.ini. The tool will set the Install Directory for you. You may then click 'Upgrade' if you wish to upgrade.
Click 'Start'. Your server will start up. Note that servers may take several minutes to initialize, especially the first time.

Instructions on how to setup everything will be within the Tool itself, however, there are 2 different setup options that we shall now explain.

First, be sure you read the Installation and Troubleshooting above. Particularly, make sure you have configured your router and firewall correctly. This is the most common cause of problems.

Why doesn't my server show up on Steam? Steam Status always says 'Unavailable'.

You didn't wait long enough, especially the first time. It may take several minutes (in one person's case it took over an hour because their server was heavily overloaded). But if it doesn't show up after 5 to 10 minutes, you probably have another issue.
Your firewall and/or router ports are not set correctly. Read the Installation and Troubleshooting section above. Ensure your ports are all correctly configured. Ensure your ports are set correctly in the Manager as well. The Server Port usually is 7777, the Query Port is usually 27015. Make sure your firewall wasn't accidentally set to *block* the ShooterGameServer.exe application as well.
Your MultiHome IP is set when it shouldn't be, or set incorrectly. See the MultiHome Computer section in the Installation and Troubleshooting section of the guide for more information. This has been causing several people trouble because Ark doesn't always bind to the right address by default.

Why didn't my settings take effect? or Why are my settings wrong?

If the server is running when you change the profile, those changes will not take effect until you stop and start the server again. If this is not your situation, it could be a bug in the tool. Open the GameUserSettings.ini file and examine the server settings and make sure the tool and the GameUserSettings.ini file agree. If they do not, let us know. Some settings like DifficultyOffset will always be different though, as we present a more 'friendly' view in the application.

Currently you cannot do this from within the manager tool. We are waiting for the Ark developers to implement RCON support. Rest assured that when they do, we will implement server commands directly from the manager.

Yes. Just make another profile.

The Server Name must be set, and it should not start with [] . Try removing any brackets in the name and relaunch the server.

I already created a server before I found this tool. Do I have to re-create it or re-enter the settings?

Nope. Create a new profile and click 'Load'. Then find the GameUserSettings.ini file in your existing server's installation directory. The tool will import your settings for you and even recognize if the server is already running - no need to restart it!

We are not presently accepting donations. However this may change as we evaluate the costs associated with hosting the application. We appreciate your support though, so you can show it by spreading the word to others on the forums.

Some users in certain jurisdictions are unable to access Amazon's S3 service - for example users in China. If this is the case, please let us know and we will work with you to find a place to post installation packages.

Installation/Upgrade pops up a Windows SmartScreen error. Is that normal?

Unfortunately yes. We do not presently have a code-signing certificate we can use, and as a result Windows doesn't trust the application because you are installing it directly from the web. On the SmartScreen notification there is a 'More Info' link at the end of the message. Click it and then click the 'Run Anyway' button. This issue may re-occur any time you restart the manager tool if there have been updates to the tool.

If you have any other problems/questions/queries etc, then head over to the ASM forums. They are highly monitored with knowledgable and helpful people.

Download links, detailed release information, additional server information and discussion awaits!

RCON settings

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Post by julian on Apr 14, 2018 20:44:43 GMT -5

As described in other how to and various threads, Enabling RCON is done via the administration tab on the main ASM window "with the current server not active" However once enabled , RCON is still not active and does not work on the latest build "1.0.321.2". No automated messages or other RCON related features are enabling. Ports are set ,even tried default and custom ports.

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