Master Server Configuration
This guide walks you through the TCAdmin installer prompts and your first login. By the end, you'll have a fully working control panel.
Remote Server Configuration
This guide explains how to add a remote server to your TCAdmin setup. A remote server is an additional machine that hosts game servers, controlled from your main (master) TCAdmin panel.
Web Certificate
By default, TCAdmin uses a self-signed certificate for HTTPS, which causes your browser to show a security warning every time you visit the panel. This guide shows you how to replace it with a trusted certificate so the warning goes away.
Plugin Repository
The Plugin Repository is like an app store for your TCAdmin panel. It lets you browse, install, and update pre-built game configurations, Docker blueprints, scripts, themes, and language packs — so you don't have to set everything up from scratch.
Windows Auto-Logon
Some game servers need to interact with the Windows desktop to work properly. For these games, a Windows user must be logged in at all times — including after the server reboots. TCAdmin provides a built-in command to set this up securely.
UPnP Port Forwarding
With UPnP turned on, TCAdmin asks your router to forward the panel's ports and the ports of every running game or Docker server, so a panel hosted at home or in a small office works without touching the router's admin page. It supports routers that speak UPnP or NAT-PMP.