How to Use the Player Manager on Your Minecraft Server
Manage online players, operators, whitelist, bans, and player data using the built-in Player Manager in the XGamingServer panel.
The Player Manager lets you manage your server's players directly from the XGamingServer panel — no console commands needed. You can view online players, grant OP, manage the whitelist, ban players, and view player stats.
Opening the Player Manager
Log in to the panel
Go to the XGamingServer panel and select your Minecraft server.
Open Players
In the sidebar under CONFIG, click Players.
Currently Playing
When your server is online, the top section shows all connected players with their count (e.g., "5 / 20 online"). Click any player card to open their detail dialog.
If no one is online, you will see "No players are currently online."
Managing Players
Below the online player list, four tabs let you manage different player lists:
Operators (Opped)
Operators have access to server commands like /gamemode, /give, /ban, and more.
Adding an Operator
- Click the Opped tab.
- Click the "+" card at the end of the list.
- Enter the player's Minecraft username.
- Click Op Player.
Removing an Operator
- Click on an opped player's card.
- In the detail dialog, click Revoke OP.
Whitelist
The whitelist restricts your server so only approved players can join.
Enabling the Whitelist
- Click the Whitelisted tab.
- Click the "Enable whitelist" button on the info banner.
Adding a Player to the Whitelist
- Click the "+" card at the end of the list.
- Enter the player's Minecraft username.
- Click Add to Whitelist.
Removing a Player from the Whitelist
- Click on a whitelisted player's card.
- In the detail dialog, click Unwhitelist.
📝 Note: You can also manage the whitelist via console commands. See our Whitelist guide for more details.
Banning Players
Banning a Player
- Click the Banned tab.
- Click the "+" card at the end of the list.
- Enter the player's Minecraft username and optionally a ban reason.
- Click Ban Player.
Banning an IP Address
- Click the Banned tab.
- Click the "View Banned IPs" button on the info banner.
- Add or manage IP bans from the dialog.
Unbanning a Player
- Click on a banned player's card.
- In the detail dialog, click Unban player.
Offline Players
The Offline tab shows players who have previously joined but are not currently online. Use the search box to find a specific player. Click any player card to view their details or perform actions.
Player Detail Dialog
Clicking on any player card opens a detail dialog with two pages:
Actions Page
The actions page shows the player's UUID and a grid of action buttons:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Whitelist / Unwhitelist | Add or remove from the whitelist |
| Op player / Revoke OP | Grant or remove operator status |
| Ban player / Unban player | Ban or unban the player |
| Wipe player | Delete all player data (inventory, position, stats) — irreversible |
| Kick player | Remove from the server (online players only) |
| Clear inventory | Delete all items from their inventory (online players only) |
| Ban IP | Ban the player's IP address (online players only) |
| Kill player | Kill the player in-game (online players only) |
⚠️ Warning: The Wipe player action permanently deletes all data for that player, including their inventory, position, stats, and advancements. This cannot be undone.
Stats Page
The stats page shows detailed information about the player:
- Position — World name and X, Y, Z coordinates
- Gamemode — Survival, Creative, Adventure, or Spectator
- Playtime — Total time spent on the server
- Kills and Deaths
- Level (XP level)
- Last Death — Location of their most recent death
Related Guides
- How to Add Admins (OP) — Grant operator permissions via console
- How to Set Up a Whitelist — Manage the whitelist via console commands
- How to Ban and Unban Players — Ban players via console commands
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