In technical terms, it is possible to wipe only part of the data, so there are 3 types of wipe :

• from the map only
  
• player data (inventories, blueprints, positions, etc.) only
  
• of all the data
  

To proceed with the wipe, you will have to use the FTP access provided with the server to delete the files concerned (depending on the method used).

You can therefore use WebFTP easily accessible from your panel: Files & FTP then Web FTP

Then navigate to the games / rust / server / verygames folder and follow the instructions below.

Wipe map data

To wipe map data, stop the server and delete the .map files contained in:

games / rust / server / verygames

Once these files are deleted, you can restart the server. It may be an opportunity to change the map and therefore the seed to completely revive the interest of the game

Wipe player data

The content is concentrated of the .db files contained in games / rust / server / verygames and more particularly a player.blueprintX.db file

To proceed with the wipe, stop the servers then delete this (these) file (s). Once done you can restart your server.

Global server wipe

The global wipe of the server data simply consists of combining the 2 above methods in order to reset all the game progress data to zero. Stop your server then delete both the .map and player.blueprintX.db files present in rust / server / verygames

Once done, you can restart your server.

You will then have to go to the website https://steamid.io/lookup to look for you STEAMID64.

To do so, enter your steam profile link and click on Lookup.

To become admin in game, execute the following command on Rust Admin :

ownerid "your STEAMID64" Pseudo

Type the following command to save the modification : server.writecfg

You should then be admin in game (blue nickname).

Copy these configurations on Rust Admin, and check WebRcon

Click on : Server > Connect

You should then be connected.

You'll be able to send commands easily.