Running a Minecraft server sometimes means handling disruptive players. With the right commands, you can kick a player (temporarily remove them) or ban them (block them by name or IP). Players with OP permissions can run these commands directly in-game or through the server console, making moderation quick and effective. This helps keep your server fair, fun, and welcoming for everyone.
Learn how to grant OP permissions [here].Log in to the ChipHead Panel.
Go to the Console tab.
Use the following commands to manage players:
Command Name | Description | Command Example |
ban [player] | Permanently bans a player by name. | ban Steve |
ban-ip [player] | Bans a player’s IP address. | ban-ip Steve |
banlist players | Shows all banned players. | banlist players |
banlist ips | Shows all banned IPs. | banlist ips |
pardon [player] | Removes a player from the ban list (unban). | pardon Steve |
pardon-ip [IP] | Removes an IP from the ban list (unban). | pardon-ip Steve |
kick [player] | Temporarily removes a player from the server. | kick Steve |
Log in to the ChipHead Panel
Navigate to Management > Players
Select a player
Select "Kick Player" or "Ban Player"
(optional) Insert a reason
Confirm to action
