The Players tab shows recent player activity collected from TShock and server logs. Player history is useful for context, but it may be delayed or incomplete. Use it as a guide rather than a perfect record of every connection.

Kick or ban a player

The owner can grant Manage Terraria Players in Sharing. A collaborator with this permission can:

• Kick a currently connected player from the server.
• Ban a Terraria character name and disconnect that player.
• Remove ban using the ban number shown in the list.

The ban list intentionally does not show private connection identifiers. Bans from these controls target the character name; they do not manage TShock accounts or IP whitelist entries.

Share access carefully

The owner chooses permissions for each collaborator. View Console, Send Console Commands, Manage Terraria Players, Manage Worlds, Manage Terraria Plugins, Edit Settings, and Manage Backups are separate permissions. A player-management grant does not allow a collaborator to change TShock roles or permissions.

TShock account groups, role assignments, and its IP-based whitelist are not managed by the MaximusHost Terraria dashboard. Do not turn on an IP whitelist unless you can manage the required IP entries using a separate trusted method.

Console commands

The Console tab includes safe quick commands such as player listing, help, checking the world time, saving, and broadcasting a message. The owner can grant Send Console Commands for this supported set. Password changes and player or world administration use their separate permission-checked controls.

See Connect and invite friends for sharing the join details.