BF6 Tracker Battlefield6 Server Manager
A Battlefield 6 server manager: host an EA or Steam account and open a persistent Portal server from the web page, then change maps, kick and ban; a ban list that outlives the match, a whitelist, automatic rules by level and human K/D / KPM, co-managers, a report for every round and an action log.
Server manager guide
The BF6 Tracker server manager for Battlefield 6: host an EA or Steam account, then open a persistent Portal server from the web page and run it there -- change maps, kick, ban and set automatic rules.
Host an account
- An EA account is recommended; a Steam account works too. The account must own Battlefield 6 on that platform.
- An EA account is hosted with its sid and remid. The easy way is EAappEmulater 1.9.1.3: sign in with the EA account that owns Battlefield 6 and copy sid and remid from it.
- Or sign in at www.ea.com in a browser, then open developer tools → Application → Cookies → ea.com and copy the values of sid and remid.
- A Steam account: choose Steam when hosting and scan the code with Steam on your phone. No sid or remid is needed.
- If the Steam scan ends with EA asking for two-step verification: sign in to the EA account linked to that Steam account at myaccount.ea.com, turn two-step verification off under Security in the account settings, then scan again.
- Then click Host.
Open a server
- Pick the account to open the server with under Hosted accounts.
- Go to Server → Control: enter a Portal experience code or use Search experiences, pick a region, set automatic rules if you want them, and write the server name and description.
- A contact is required: a QQ group or a Discord server, at least one.
- Click Open server, check the details in the dialog and confirm.
Run the server
- Server → Control: the server's state, restart the map, go to the next map or shut it down; the contact is edited here too.
- Server → Rules: the automatic rules and how many players each removed in the last 24 hours. The rules are part of the server's name and description, so they cannot change while it is open: close it and open it again. The fuse can be switched at any time.
- Manage → Match: the server balance and who is in the server; kick, ban or whitelist a player. A kick or a ban asks for a reason, which goes on the log.
- Manage → Recent players: everyone who was in the server in the last 72 hours. Someone who has left can still be banned or whitelisted here.
- Manage → Ban list / Whitelist: add a player by searching, with or without an open server. The ban list is kept by BF6 Tracker and removes its players as soon as they join; whitelisted players skip the automatic rules.
- Server → Co-managers: make an invite link so another site account can kick, ban and keep the whitelist for you. A co-manager cannot open or close the server, change the map or the rules.
- Reports: a full report of every round, kept 30 days, for the owner and co-managers only. Log: every action and automatic removal, kept 30 days as well.
Good to know
- Prefer an EA account.
- If the account you open the server with is the one you play Battlefield 6 on, opening a server from BF6 Tracker signs that account out of the game for a moment.
- Once the server is up, managing it from BF6 Tracker with the hosted account does not get in the way of playing on that account.
Statement
- We store only what managing the server needs.
- We do not use what you hand over to operate your EA or Steam account.
- A dedicated account is a good idea -- but mind EA's risk controls on new accounts.
Server browser: Browse Portal servers: verified and custom, filtered by region, mode, map and tags, with their rules, map rotation and 7-day player history.