Guides, tutorials, and troubleshooting for your Project Zomboid server
Learn how to connect to your newly provisioned game server using your server's IP address and port.
Just bought a B42 server? Find it in your dashboard, start it, grab your IP and ports, connect the group and make your first settings change — in about five minutes.
Edit servertest.ini and SandboxVars from the dashboard — name, password, PvP, player cap, mods and world rules — plus the stopped-server rule and which changes need a restart.
Add Steam Workshop mods with the WorkshopItems and Mods keys — where each ID comes from, the semicolon rule, load order basics, and how to recover when a mod breaks the boot.
How your world saves, what the Backups tab covers, when to take a manual snapshot, and the save-while-stopped rule that keeps a B42 world restorable.
Use FileZilla, WinSCP or any SFTP client to upload large mods and maps, edit configs and download backups. Find your details, set a password and connect.
Server running but friends time out or freeze on loading? Work through the build-mismatch, mod-mismatch, password and direct-connect checks that solve most B42 join failures.
Having trouble connecting to your server? Follow these steps to diagnose and fix common connection problems.
B42 is RAM-hungry — every plan differs mainly by memory. How mods and group size drive what you need, what each tier fits, and how upgrading works without losing your world.
Learn how to read your Connect Hosting invoice and understand billing cycles, charges, and payment methods.
Step-by-step guide to cancelling your server subscription and what happens after cancellation.
Learn how to connect to your newly provisioned game server using your server's IP address and port.
Having trouble connecting to your server? Follow these steps to diagnose and fix common connection problems.
Learn how to read your Connect Hosting invoice and understand billing cycles, charges, and payment methods.
Step-by-step guide to cancelling your server subscription and what happens after cancellation.
Use FileZilla, WinSCP or any SFTP client to upload large mods and maps, edit configs and download backups. Find your details, set a password and connect.
How your world saves, what the Backups tab covers, when to take a manual snapshot, and the save-while-stopped rule that keeps a B42 world restorable.