Shared bans for Wardogs
A Wardogs server only remembers its own bans, so a cheater banned on one server can join the next. Link your servers to one shared ban list and ban once, everywhere.
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How it works
Your servers keep their own ban lists, as the game requires. Wardogs Monitor keeps them in step.
Under Options → Ban lists, pick the servers that should share bans. Make one list for all of them, or several.
The app compares the bans on every linked server and shows exactly what it would add or lift on each one. Nothing changes until you confirm.
From then on, a ban on one linked server reaches all of them, and lifting it through the app lifts it everywhere. Offline servers catch up later.
Safe by default
Syncing never surprises you. You see what changes on which server, and you decide.
No one slips through
The player who caused trouble and quit is still one click away, on every server you link.
FAQ
Each Wardogs server keeps its own ban list. Wardogs Monitor links the servers you choose so they share one list: it compares their bans, shows what it would add or lift on each server, and keeps them in step after you confirm.
If that server is linked, the ban is queued for every other server in the same ban list and written to each of them. Lifting a ban through the app lifts it on all of them too.
It is skipped and caught up the next time it is reachable. Every change is logged, so you can see what was added or lifted, and where.
Yes. The players page keeps a list of everyone who left since the app opened, so you can still ban them, and you can ban any Steam ID by hand.
Yes. You decide which servers share a ban list, and you can make more than one list, for example one for your community servers and one for events.
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