Summary
Minecraft has many console commands that can be very helpful for managing servers, such as kicking or banning players by name or IP. Any player given OP permissions can execute these commands from in-game, allowing for real-time moderation on larger servers or competitive servers with strict rulesets.
Minecraft has many console commands that can be very helpful for managing servers, such as kicking or banning players by name or IP. Any player given OP permissions can execute these commands from in-game, allowing for real-time moderation on larger servers or competitive servers with strict rulesets.
| Note | Kicking or banning players from in-game requires Operator Permissions. |
How To Kick or Ban Players on a Minecraft Server
1. Log in to the BisectHosting Premium or Budget panel.
2. Use the console to enter any kick/ban command from the table below.
| Note | To use the commands in-game add a / to the beginning of the command.Example: /ban-ip Steve |
| 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 |
