FiveM Server IP Finder
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Overview
The FiveM Server IP Finder helps administrators and players resolve a Six-digit cfx.re server code into the public IP and port. This is useful for direct connections, diagnostics, or building automated monitoring dashboards.
How It Works
- Enter the 6-digit code displayed in the official FiveM server browser link.
- The tool queries the public FiveM server API (
servers-frontend.fivem.net). - If a match is found, it returns the server IP address, hostname, and current player count.
- Use the IP to connect manually or feed it into your monitoring tools.
Use Cases
- Server Owners: Verify that your server is properly registered with the master list and accessible from outside your network.
- Players: Quickly retrieve connection details to share with friends or to bookmark servers.
- Developers: Integrate the lookup into bots or websites that track server uptime.
Integration Tips
- Schedule periodic lookups to confirm that your server remains visible after restarts.
- Combine the results with geolocation APIs to display server regions to your community.
- Cache responses to avoid rate limits if you run the script in an automated pipeline.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Suggested Fix |
|---|---|
| ”Server not found” | Confirm the code is correct and that the server is currently online. Codes are reassigned when a server goes offline for extended periods. |
| ”Error finding server” | Retry after a few seconds; the FiveM API may be rate limiting or temporarily unavailable. |
| Empty player counts | The server might be whitelisted or still booting. Re-run the lookup once it finishes loading resources. |