Run CRCON, the Hell Let Loose admin tool, in the cloud in about five minutes
CRCON gives your Hell Let
Loose server a full web admin UI: live game view, player management,
bans, VIPs, automod, Discord webhooks, and a public scoreboard. This
template runs it on Railway: no VPS, no Docker,
no config files.All you need is your game server’s IP, RCON port, and RCON
password from your game server provider’s control panel.
The button above opens Railway. Only the backend service needs
input: your game server’s IP, RCON port, and RCON password. Then
click Deploy.
The only three values the template asks for
The RCON port is its own port, not the game or query port. Wrong
port or password is the number one reason for an empty dashboard.
2
Wait for the services to come online
Railway builds and starts all seven services. This normally takes
around five minutes; if one service sits in “Queued” for a while,
that’s Railway’s build queue and it resolves on its own. The backend
logging Waiting for database migrations is normal; it starts by
itself once the database is ready.
First boot complete: everything Online
3
Log in and change the password
Open the frontend service’s domain (shown on its card) and sign
in with admin / admin. Then change that password immediately
in the admin UI.
Your CRCON login page
That’s it. Your server name, live map, and player list appear on the
dashboard within a minute.
Optional: enable the public scoreboard
The frontend also serves a public stats site for your community on port 81. In
the frontend service go to Settings, Networking, add a second domain, and
set its target port to 81. Then configure the scoreboard in the CRCON UI.
Playing Hell Let Loose: Vietnam? Also change HLL_GAME to hllv on the
backend service.
