Server administrators can use the in-game console or admin tools to manage players. You can kick, ban, or whitelist players, change their permissions, and monitor activity. Many hosting providers offer web-based control panels for easier management.

Yes, one of the key benefits of hosting your own 7 Days to Die server is the ability to install mods. Mods can range from simple quality-of-life improvements to complete gameplay overhauls. Mods are typically installed by uploading them to the server's mod folder.

Yes, you can set up your server to be either PvE (Player vs. Environment) or PvP (Player vs. Player) by adjusting the settings in the serverconfig.xml file. You can customize settings like friendly fire, player killing, and more to suit the type of server you want to host.

Yes, you can password protect your server by setting the ServerPassword option in the serverconfig.xml file. This allows only players with the correct password to join your server, which is useful for private games with friends.