Managing your server

From a server's page you can edit its details, rotate its token, or retire it.

Edit settings

Change the display name and region any time — these sync to Sentinel and update everywhere. Visibility and public stats exposure are paid-tier (see Visibility & privacy).

Server health & capabilities

The server page shows a health panel — at-a-glance lit / dimmed / amber chips for your server's heartbeat, mod version, name verification, RCON, CFTools, and public-stats status — so you can see what's set up and what needs attention.

Wipe management

Your server's history is split into wipes. From the server page you can adjust wipe boundaries — split, shift, or merge them — so stats line up with when you actually wiped (recent wipes only).

Rotate the install token (stk_)

The install token (stk_…) is your dayz.fyi ownership / claim credential — it is not the sntl_v1.… bootstrap token the mod uses to report. If your install token may be exposed, rotate it: a new stk_… is issued and the old one stops working immediately. Rotating it does not affect your server's reporting — the mod keeps running on its own bootstrap credential, and you do not paste a rotated stk_… into the mod config.

The bootstrap token (sntl_v1.)

The bootstrap token is the server's own reporting credential — the long sntl_v1.… string you paste into <server profile>/SentinelEnforcer/config.json. It is shown once, on the server's setup page, and it is what makes the server connect already linked to your community.

While a server has never connected you can issue a fresh one: open your community page and hit Setup & token next to the server. That reopens the setup instructions with a new token — and the previously shown one stops working.

Once the server is live, the bootstrap token can't be re-issued from the dashboard yet. If you need a live server's token replaced, ask us — self-service re-issue isn't self-service — reach out and we'll sort it. Losing the token doesn't break anything on its own: the mod has already saved its credentials and keeps reporting.

Retire the server

Retiring removes the server from your dashboard and the public directory. This can't be undone — you'd re-claim with a fresh token to bring it back.