self-built-oxide test
Offline 34.90.155.191:28015 checked 32d ago
Players
Every five minutes, from the Steam server list.
Hourly average and peak, UTC.
Daily average and peak, UTC.
Server performance
48 hours: hourly readings. 30 to 90 days: one point a day, with the day's average and lowest fps, most entities and most memory. From asking the server directly; low fps and a climbing entity count mean lag.
Rank
daily · 1 is bestWipe schedule
Not enough wipes seen yet to tell when the next one is. Every server wipes at the monthly force wipe.
Wipes
newest first| Wiped | Peak | Crowd | Lasted | Players before |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No wipe seen yet. | ||||
Peak: the most players in the first 48 hours. Crowd: whether every day of the wipe kept at least half that peak, or the day it fell below. A new world less than six hours after a wipe is a restart, not a wipe of its own.
Similar servers
the same kind of game, then region, group limit, rate and wipes
- 17/ 100
- 309/ 400
- 182/ 225
- 135/ 100
- 372/ 1000
- 31/ 700
Quick answers
Tags and filters
Where does self-built-oxide test appear in Rust Going Deep lists and filters?
The Rust Going Deep lists that carry self-built-oxide test are: Modded Rust servers. You can find it on the server list by these filters: Type: Modded; Server tag: Modded ^z and Oxide ^o; Group limit: 5 or more.
How should you read the tags on self-built-oxide test?
self-built-oxide test's game browser tags read: gmrust (Game mode): Survival, as standard Rust does it; mp5 (Max players): It holds 5 players; ts8 (Group limit): The default team size of 8 applies here; v2633 (Protocol): This server runs game protocol 2633, so your game must match that version to join; cs163794 (Build): This server runs build 163794; ptrak (Networking): RakNet, the network layer Rust uses by default; $r? (Region code): No region is set; ^o (Oxide): This server uses Oxide (uMod) for plugins; ^z (Modded): The Modded category fits: plugins or settings are in play. The tags carry its player count right now, its queue and the world's age, and all three are displayed up top.
About the server
What location is self-built-oxide test in?
self-built-oxide test does not put out a region. Where a server says it is, that is what Rust Going Deep shows — no lookup of the machine's real spot. To connect, use 34.90.155.191:28015.
What's the uptime like for self-built-oxide test?
Right now self-built-oxide test is offline, having last been seen 32 days 4 hours ago. In the last full 7 days, 0 of 168 hours were online, 0% uptime. Rust Going Deep has had it on record since 16 September 2026.
What is the Rust version for self-built-oxide test?
The version on self-built-oxide test is Rust network protocol 2633 and build 163794, on Linux. To join, your game must be on the same protocol; Steam takes care of updating it.
Wipe info
When does self-built-oxide test wipe?
Too few wipes are on record for self-built-oxide test to show its rhythm. Next on Thursday 5 November at 19:00 UTC: the force wipe that all Rust servers take every month. This world has been running since 32 days 5 hours ago.
Rules and settings
What settings are in place on self-built-oxide test?
No gather rate appears in the name of self-built-oxide test. Up to 8 players per group, which is the default. It runs survival, gather, build and raid, the standard game. PvP and raiding are enabled. In the server browser it sits under Modded, where plugins or settings change the game. Oxide plugins are running here. VAC, Valve's anti-cheat, is enabled.
Which map is active on self-built-oxide test?
self-built-oxide test uses a game-generated procedural map.
Player stats
How many players are on self-built-oxide test?
self-built-oxide test was last seen 32 days 4 hours ago and is offline as you read this.
What position does self-built-oxide test hold in the server rankings?
For player hours in the last seven days, self-built-oxide test ranks #15,479, within the top – of ranked servers.
Join info
How do you get into self-built-oxide test?
Open Rust and press F1, then type client.connect 34.90.155.191:28015. Alternatively, click Launch Rust on this page to join via Steam.