Live server map
Follow players, vehicles and map-specific world events on supported official and configured custom DayZ maps while live activity stays nearby.
Explore the live map →
Built for serious DayZ communities
Your server, fully visible.
Run DayZ operations from one calm, focused workspace. See the live world, understand player context, automate routine work and act without juggling disconnected tools.
Protected remote actions
Live operational context
Browser-based workspace
Connection verifiedSteam Query + RCON
Live mapPlayers, vehicles and events
Player contextHistory, notes and moderation
Controlled actionsExplicit, permission-aware commands
Scheduled workRepeatable server routines
One operational workspace
Know what is happening. Then act with context.
GAdmin brings the tools around your DayZ server into one consistent interface, so everyday administration takes fewer tabs, fewer guesses and fewer repeated steps.
Player operations
Review player history, aliases, notes, watchlists and moderation state before making a decision.
See server management →Protected remote actions
Use purpose-built operations instead of exposing a general raw console to every portal user.
Understand remote admin →Schedules and workflows
Plan recurring restarts, server messages and supported actions with visible state and next-run timing.
Automate routine work →Automated messages
Send private or global messages at the moments that matter and review recent delivery outcomes.
Read the messaging guide →Team accountability
Keep permissions, operational history and server context together as your administration team grows.
Review moderation workflows →
Spatial awareness
See the situation, not just a list of names.
A live operational map turns coordinates and events into something your team can understand at a glance. Select a player, keep activity in view and make better-informed decisions.
- Live player positions and server activity in one view
- Vehicle, boat and important world-event context
- Focused player details without leaving the map
Documentation
From first connection to daily operations.
Use the practical guides to connect a server, pair the GAdmin Agent, understand every portal module and configure templates without exposing server secrets.
Complete portal handbook →All user features, modules, templates and placeholders.
Getting started →The complete first-run path for a new workspace.
Connect a server →Steam Query, RCON and connection validation.
Pair the Agent →Connect the Agent to a compatible self-managed or hosted server.
Use the live map →Read markers, activity and snapshot state.
Player moderation →Review identity and history before taking action.
Automations →Schedules, reusable operations and controlled changes.
Messages →Private and global communication workflows.
Troubleshooting →Resolve common connection and Agent problems.
From first connection to daily work
A clear path into control.
GAdmin validates the connection first, then adds deeper live context through the GAdmin Agent paired with your server environment. The same workflow applies to self-managed servers and supported hosting providers.
Add your server
Provide the public endpoint and RCON details. GAdmin checks Steam Query and RCON before saving the connection.
Connect the GAdmin Agent
Pair the server-side Agent using the GAS- Server ID and gak_ API key generated by the portal.
Operate from one workspace
Use live player context, the map, saved operations, schedules and messages from the browser.
Repeatable operations
Routine work should run like a system.
Turn frequent administration tasks into clear schedules and reusable operations. Your team sees what is active, what runs next and where to make a change.
- Recurring restart and messaging schedules
- Saved locations, kits and operational templates
- Visible outcomes and operational history
Server administration feels simpler when the map, the player context and the action all live in the same place.
That is the operating principle behind GAdmin Cloud.
Ready for a clearer workflow?
Bring your DayZ server into GAdmin.
Create a workspace, connect your server and follow the guided setup. If you want to look around first, the public demo uses sample operational data and requires no sign-in.