Farming Simulator truly shines on a dedicated server, especially when several players run a farm together. Vehicles, fields, animals, production chains, and logistics can be managed persistently as a team, without anyone having to host locally. To keep everything running smoothly, your server should match your group’s playstyle.
For many groups, mods and maps are the most important parts of a Farming Simulator server. You can add new vehicles, machinery, buildings, or entire maps to decide how realistic, extensive, or specialised your save becomes. Save games are also key if you want to continue an existing farm or move it to the server.
Beyond mods and save games, the wiki guides help with common administrative tasks. You’ll find help for the server name, language, career mode, web interface, and admin rights. This way, you won’t just get your server online—you’ll be able to manage it effectively over the long term.
With your own Farming Simulator server from 4Netplayers, your farm stays online around the clock. This wiki shows you how to configure the most important settings, use mods and maps, and prepare your server so your group can jump in and play together right away.