The Servers page is where you connect a game server to your account. Everything except billing needs at least one connected server. New servers are easiest through the guided setup, which covers the same steps below.
This page covers how the connection works, adding a server, and managing its credentials.
How the connection works
The dashboard reaches your game server through the Asphyxia API, which forwards requests to the IP and port registered here. Only license validation and the global banlist use the API otherwise.
Your server’s HTTP port must be reachable from the internet.
Adding a server
Enter its details
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| IP address | Your server’s public IP |
| Port | Its HTTP/TCP port, usually the same as the game port |
| Resource name | asphyxia, unless you renamed the folder |
Copy your credentials
You receive a license key, a server ID and a shared secret. All
three go into server.cfg — see Installation.
Start the resource
Once the resource is running, the server shows as online on this page. If it does not, see Troubleshooting.
The shared secret
The shared secret secures traffic between your game server and Asphyxia, and authenticates the dashboard to your server. Treat it like a password.
It is hidden by default. Reveal it only to copy it. If it leaks, regenerate it,
then update server.cfg and restart.
Changing the IP
If your server moves, update the IP here. A cooldown applies between changes and is shown on the page. It prevents someone with access to your account from repeatedly redirecting your license to another server.
Plan migrations around it, or ask on Discord if you are stuck mid-move.
Multiple servers
Add each server separately. Each has its own credentials, configuration, database and ban list. Subscription plans include 1 server slot and Lifetime includes 2; extra slots (€19.99 each, €15.99 for lifetime holders) are bought here. The switcher at the top of the sidebar selects which server every page shows.