Satisfactory's dedicated server has a small set of console commands, and as of server version 5.0.4, the Console tab inside the in-game Server Manager is the only place to run them. Most players will never need to touch this tab, but here's what's available and what each command actually does.
Step 1: Open the Console Tab
Available Commands
quit / stop / exit
Three aliases for the same command: a graceful shutdown of the server process. The world is saved before the process exits.
Use the Stop button on your MintServers panel instead of these commands. The panel manages the server process directly, and shutting it down from the console instead can leave the panel showing the wrong status.
server.SaveGame saveName
Creates a manual save of the current session under whatever name you give it, without waiting for the next autosave. If the name has spaces in it, wrap it in quotation marks, for example server.SaveGame "Factory Backup".
server.GenerateAPIToken / server.InvalidateAPITokens
Generates or revokes an authentication token for Satisfactory's Server API, which lets external tools query and manage the server programmatically. These only matter if you or someone you trust is building a custom dashboard or integration. Most players will never need them.
FG.DedicatedServer.AllowInsecureLocalAccess 1
Temporarily allows unrestricted Server API access from localhost, until the server restarts. Since MintServers hosts your server remotely, this doesn't apply the same way it would on a self-hosted box, most players can skip this one entirely.
If a command doesn't seem to do anything, double-check the spelling and capitalization, the console is case-sensitive.
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