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Set up a Palworld Server

Quick answer: Set up your server step by step – check requirements, install files, configure ports and start the service.

A dedicated Palworld server allows you to play with friends in a persistent world, catch Pals, build bases, and explore freely.

In this guide, we will show you how to set up and configure your Palworld server at NexoraHost.


Requirements


Starting the Server

1. Log in to the Panel

Log in to your gameserver panel.

2. Select your Palworld Server

Choose your Palworld server from the server list.

3. Start the Server

Click:

Start

The first startup may take a few minutes while the world is generated.


Connecting to the Server

Via Server List

Launch Palworld and open the dedicated server browser.

Search for your server name or connect directly via IP.

IP-ADDRESS:PORT

Example:

123.123.123.123:8211

Server Configuration

1. Change Server Name

The server name can be modified in the configuration file:

Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/PalWorldSettings.ini

Example:

ServerName="NexoraHost Palworld Server"

2. Set Player Count

MaxPlayers=32

Tip: Adjust player count based on your server hardware.


3. Set a Password

To make your server private, you can set a password:

ServerPassword="MySecurePassword"

Important Settings


Ports

Port Purpose
8211 Game Port (default)
27015 Steam Query (optional)

Performance Tips


Common Issues

Server not showing up

Connection failed

Lag or performance issues


Conclusion

A Palworld server is easy to set up, but requires a good balance of CPU, RAM, and correct configuration to ensure stable and smooth gameplay.

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