Summary
A Minecraft server whitelist lets you keep your server private and restricted to only approved players. When the whitelist is enabled, anyone not on the list will be blocked from joining, making it one of the most effective ways to secure your server - especially if you’re running on a public IP. Operators (OPs) can also toggle the whitelist on or off directly in-game, which is handy for troubleshooting or making quick changes without restarting the server.
How to Whitelist a Minecraft Server (via Panel)
Log in to the ChipHead Panel.

Navigate to Management > Players

Navigate to “Whitelisted”.

Select Enable/Disable whitelist.

How to Add or Remove Players (via ChipHead Panel)
Navigate to Management > Players

Select an existing player

Select "Whitelist"

You should now be able to view your whitelisted player below Player management.

How to Whitelist a Minecraft Server (In-Game)
In chat, type /whitelist on to enable.
Type /whitelist off to disable.
How to Add or Remove Players (In-Game)
Add a player: /whitelist add Steve
Remove a player: /whitelist remove Steve
