Survival
Deploy your own DayZ server.
Set up a DayZ server with the map and view rules your group wants. Choose Chernarus or Livonia, add mods and set the pace of in-game time.
Start your 7-day trialCard required. Nothing charged until the trial ends.
- Minimum memory
- 6 GB RAM
- Minimum disk
- 30 GB disk
- Runs on
- Your own Linux server
DayZ
First-person Chernarus
- Map
- Chernarus
- Third Person View
- Disabled
- Crosshair
- Disabled
- Time Acceleration
- 4
StartStopRestartUpdate
Your server settings
Choose your map and survival setup.
The DayZ profile exposes map selection, client view rules, mods and access settings.
Choose Chernarus or Livonia
Select the mission template for your map. Give the server a name and add the Workshop mod IDs or folders required by your setup.
Set view and time rules
Enable or disable third person view and the crosshair. Set time acceleration to choose how quickly the in-game day passes.
Prepare player and admin access
Set a server password for a private group and a separate admin password. Share the game address shown in NodePanel when the server is running.
Once it is running
Look after the game server from NodePanel.
The game server’s page has its controls, its live usage and the address your players connect to.
- Start, stop, restart and update
- Each one is a single button. Updating the game or saving new settings restarts it, so pick a time when nobody is playing.
- Live CPU and memory
- See the game’s CPU use, its memory use against the limit you set, and its uptime. Use them to decide whether the game needs more memory.
- Address, ports and files
- The Connection card shows the address and ports your players use, and tells you if your hosting provider’s firewall is blocking them. The file manager opens the game’s files.
Try NodePanel
Try it on your own server for 7 days.
Connect your Linux server, pick a game and share the address with your players. You pay your hosting provider separately for the server.
Card required. Nothing charged until the trial ends.