Connect to your Rust server console straight from the browser — no downloads, no desktop client. Enter the address, RCON port and password: Majestat Network opens a secure WebRCON session and hands you the full cockpit — console, player list, chat and moderation tools.
Start typing the IP — we match it against our server list.
The password goes straight to our RCON backend, lives only in the server-side PHP session and never comes back to your browser.
RCON is Rust’s remote console protocol. Web RCON sends those same commands over a WebSocket from a browser, so you do not need any desktop tool.
They are set in your server startup line as +rcon.port and +rcon.password. The default WebRCON port is 28016 and +rcon.web 1 must be on.
It is used only server-side to open the WebSocket, stored encrypted (libsodium secretbox) and never returned to the browser.
A successful RCON login proves you control the machine. If the server has no owner yet, it is assigned to your SteamID immediately. If it already has one, your request is flagged as verified and an admin reviews it.
Anything WebRCON accepts: serverinfo, status, playerlist, say, kick, ban, mute, teleport, Oxide and Carbon plugin reloads and more — within your permission bits.
MAJESTAT NETWORK RCON online is a browser based Web RCON client for Rust servers. It speaks the native WebRCON WebSocket protocol, so every command you would normally type into a desktop RCON tool — serverinfo, status, playerlist, say, kick, ban, mute, teleport, oxide.reload, carbon.reload — works here as well. Connect by IP address and RCON port, and if your server is listed on MAJESTAT NETWORK, a successful login instantly proves ownership and claims the server to your Steam account, unlocking the server profile editor, live player list, chat preview, player and FPS charts, and per-role RCON permissions for your admin team.