Get alerts in Discord when your server needs you

You don't need to keep the panel open to know what's happening. With Discord alerts, your server posts in a Discord channel of your choice when something needs attention. This works even when the server itself is down.

Step 1: Get a webhook link from Discord

1. In Discord, right-click your server's name and choose Server Settings. You need the Manage Webhooks permission.
2. Go to Integrations, then Webhooks, and click New Webhook.
3. Give it a name, for example HTNetwork, and pick the channel alerts should go to.
4. Click Copy Webhook URL.

Step 2: Turn on alerts in the panel

1. Open Fix my server and find Discord alerts.
2. Paste the link into Discord webhook link.
3. Tick what you want to hear about.
4. Click Turn on alerts.

A hello message appears in your channel straight away, so you know it's working.

What you can be alerted about

• A game server crashes, including when it's restarted automatically, and when it keeps crashing.
• The server goes offline, and again when it's back, with how long it was gone.
• An automatic backup fails.
• C: is almost full (at most once a day).
• CPU or memory stays maxed out (at most every 6 hours).
• Windows updates are waiting.

Tick Mention @here for crashes and when it goes offline to ping everyone in the channel for the urgent ones.

Change or turn off alerts

• Change the ticks and click Save.
• Send a test posts a test message to check everything still works.
• To send alerts somewhere else, paste a new link into Change webhook and click Save.
• Turn off stops alerts. The webhook stays in Discord, so delete it there if you don't need it.

Good to know

• If you delete the webhook in Discord, alerts stop and the panel tells you. Paste a new link to turn them back on.
• An offline alert is sent when your server hasn't checked in for 5 minutes. If you turned it off or it's restarting, you can ignore it.