Server Manager
Control your Roblox game servers directly from the dashboard. See who is playing, check staff activity, and take moderation actions without opening Roblox.
Accessing Server Manager
- Select your server in the dashboard
- Click "Server Manager" under Roblox in the sidebar
Requirements
Server Manager requires an active connection between your Roblox game and Technified. The Technified admin module must be installed in your game.
Live Server View
Each active server shows:
| Info | Description |
|---|---|
| Server Name | Game name and server ID |
| Player Count | Current players out of max capacity |
| Players | List of players with avatars |
Player Details
Each player displays:
- Roblox avatar
- Username and display name
- Staff role name (if they have one)
- Verification status and linked Discord ID
Server Actions
Kick
Remove a player from the server.
- Click on a player
- Click "Kick"
- Enter a reason
- Confirm
The player is removed from the game and a moderation entry is created.
Ban
Ban a player from all connected games.
- Click on a player
- Click "Ban"
- Enter a reason and optional duration
- Confirm
The player is kicked immediately and cannot rejoin any connected game.
Mute
Mute a player in the game chat.
- Click on a player
- Click "Mute"
- Enter a reason and optional duration
- Confirm
Works with both TextChatService and the legacy chat system.
Message
Send a private message to a specific player.
- Click on a player
- Click "Message"
- Type your message
- Send
The player sees a fullscreen overlay prefixed with [Remote] and your name. Messages are filtered through Roblox's TextService.
Broadcast
Send a message to all players in a server.
- Click "Broadcast" on the server card
- Type your message
- Send
Every player in that server sees the message as a fullscreen overlay.
Shutdown
Shut down an entire server.
- Click "Shutdown" on the server card
- Confirm
All players are disconnected and the server closes. The server disappears from the dashboard once it shuts down.
Logging
Every action taken through Server Manager is logged. If you have logging enabled, events are sent to your log channel with full details including who performed the action, who was affected, and the reason.