Run The Isle (Evrima) on your own PC or a rented server, without the usual traps: Game.ini settings the game ignores without a word (in our test one wrong key left max players at 0), dinos lost when players log out near a restart, servers left behind after a patch, bans with no unban, and no chat or kill feed over RCON. RCON Hub checks Game.ini before every start, warns players from 15 minutes before a restart, updates before each start, gives you timed bans and real unbans, and posts chat and kills to Discord — in the same free app as your other games. Vanilla only: no grow, teleport, species swap or dino storage.
Evrima ignores a misspelled key, or the right key in the wrong section, without a word. In our test one wrong key left max players at 0, so nobody could join. RCON Hub checks Game.ini before every start, says which line is wrong and where it belongs, and edits it with plain labels while the server is stopped (it rewrites the file while it runs).
Logging out close to a restart can lose a player's dino. Restarts every 6, 8 or 12 hours are announced in game from 15 minutes, with "log out now to keep your dino" at 6 minutes; then the world is saved and the server stops cleanly. The game even logs when someone left without safe-logging.
Evrima servers don't update themselves, and players on a newer build can't join an older one. RCON Hub updates before each start when Steam has a newer build, backs up first, and always uses the evrima branch (the old Legacy build is retired).
Evrima's RCON can ban but never unban. RCON Hub bans for a set number of hours or for good, with a reason and evidence link, and lifts a ban by taking it out of the game's ban list. The unban applies at the next restart, and the Bans page shows who's waiting.
Evrima's RCON has no chat and no kills. RCON Hub reads them from the server's log, on your PC or over SFTP, onto the Chat and Kill feed pages, player profiles and Discord, a few lines at a time.
Every player's species, growth and vitals, a headcount per species, and species caps that warn when one has too many players (nobody is kicked by it).
A ban can cover all your Isle servers, and ClanStop global bans share them with other communities, so a banned player can't just move to the next server.
The game reads its admin, whitelist and VIP lists only at start and rewrites Game.ini while it runs. RCON Hub edits them while the server is stopped, in the right section, so they stick.
A player who logs out mid-fight is easy to miss. RCON Hub flags anyone who leaves right after losing health, safelogged or not, for staff and in Discord, with the evidence.
Mark areas, like nesting grounds, where grown dinos shouldn't stay. One that stays too long gets a private warning, then is flagged, noted or kicked.
Triggers can message a player privately: a welcome on their first join, or an answer when they ask about rules or Discord in chat. A weekly Discord report shows new players, how many left within 5 minutes and how many came back.
Evrima has its own RCON, not Source RCON, so the usual RCON clients can't talk to it. RCON Hub keeps one steady connection per server and sends one command at a time. Chat, joins, leaves and kills come from the server's log, on your PC or over SFTP; Game.ini and the game's ban list are edited as files, while the server is stopped where the game needs it.
RCON Hub can ban one person on every server of every game you run, from one page. Here's how that ban reaches The Isle (Evrima): Bans go into the game's own ban list, for a set number of hours or for good, with the reason, evidence link and who in RCON Hub, and are shared across your Isle servers. Evrima has no unban command: RCON Hub takes the ban out of the game's list, and the unban applies when the server restarts (the running server keeps its list in memory). A banned player who joins anyway is kicked.
On servers where you turn it on, a clear cheat confirmed by ClanStop keeps a player off every server that enforces global bans. A match kicks the player from that server right away; only ClanStop can make a ban global, after re-checking the evidence. How global bans work. How to set it up, step by step (English guide).
ClanStop global bans reach The Isle through the same ban list: a globally banned player is kicked when they join. There are no Isle-specific fair-play rules: the game's log has no weapon, distance or position for a kill.
Step-by-step fixes for the problems The Isle (Evrima) server owners hit most.
The game skips a key it doesn't know, or one in the wrong section, without a word, and it rewrites Game.ini while it runs, so edits made then are lost. RCON Hub checks the file before every start, shows the line and the fix, and only edits it while the server is stopped.
They can, if they log out close to the restart. RCON Hub warns from 15 minutes before, tells players to log out now at 6 minutes, saves, then stops the server cleanly. It can't bring back a lost dino: the game's saves are encrypted.
No. Vanilla only: no grow, teleport, species swap or dino storage. Evrima's RCON has no command for them, the saves are encrypted, and the server plugins that add them break with every patch. RCON Hub stays vanilla, so patch day doesn't break it.
Evrima has no unban command. RCON Hub takes the ban out of the game's ban list, but the running server checks joins against the list it loaded at start. The Bans page shows who's waiting, and the next restart lets them in.
Yes, with RCON on the port your host gives you, a Pterodactyl panel (like BisectHosting) for start, stop and restart, and SFTP or the panel's files for Game.ini, bans and the log. Not Nitrado for now: the Isle server we tested there runs the old Legacy version, which current games can't join.
It sends everything, password included, in plain text, so RCON Hub never opens its port. Windows can make its own allow rule for the server the first time it runs; the Server page warns when the RCON port can be reached and says how to limit it.
Yes. Its tools have been tested on a real The Isle (Evrima) server. Adding a rented server (Nitrado, a Pterodactyl panel or FTP) is still marked Preview until it has been fully tried on a real host. RCON Hub is beta software, so back up before big changes.
Ask on ClanStop's Discord. Server owners and the RCON Hub team answer setup questions, bug reports and game requests there. The link is in the menu and at the bottom of every page.
Ask on ClanStop's Discord: support, ideas, game requests and ban appeals.
Free for Windows 10, 11 and Linux, published by ClanStop. Beta software — back up your server's settings and world before changing anything.