The Conan Exiles admin password on your GTX server is GTXGaming by default. Join the server, press ESC, open Server Settings, click Make me Admin and type the password.
Admin rights give you the in-game admin panel, with tools to spawn items, set the time of day, cloak and more. It takes less than a minute.
Use the Conan Exiles admin password to make yourself admin
- Start your server in the game panel and connect to it.
- Inside your server press ESC › Settings › Server Settings › Make me Admin.
- Type your admin password. The default password is
GTXGaming. You can change it in theServerSettings.inifile, or in game after you make yourself admin. - You can always open the admin panel from the ESC menu, or press the
CTRL + SHIFT + Ckeyboard combination.
Change the default password. Anyone who knows GTXGaming could make themselves admin on your server.
Change the admin password
- In the game panel, press STOP.
- Press Configuration Files and open
ServerSettings.ini. - Set
AdminPasswordto your new password. Every setting in this file is explained in Server options and settings explained. - Save the file and press START.
Already admin in game? You can change the password from the in-game server settings instead.
Conan Exiles admin questions
What is the default Conan Exiles admin password on a GTX server?
The default admin password is GTXGaming. Change it in ServerSettings.ini (the AdminPassword setting) or in game once you are admin, so other players can't use it.
How do I open the Conan Exiles admin panel?
Make yourself admin first, through ESC › Settings › Server Settings › Make me Admin. Then open the admin panel from the ESC menu or press CTRL + SHIFT + C.
Which admin commands can I use?
Once you are admin you can use console commands such as SummonPlayer, Fly and God. See Server admin commands explained for Conan Exiles.
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