RS-9237Modded server
localhost
Offline 129.222.196.196:25566 checked 1h 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
Top 42% of all ranked servers. Ranked on player hours over the last seven days.
Wipe schedule
Not enough wipes seen yet to tell when the next one is. Every server wipes at the monthly force wipe.
Wipes
| 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.
Quick answers
From the figures on this page.
Player count
What is the typical player count on localhost?
localhost is offline at this moment; the last signal was 1 hours ago. A seven-day average of 1 players was reached, peaking at 1. Over the last 48 hours, the peak hour was 13:00 UTC, with an average of 1 players.
What is the ranking of localhost?
The last seven days of player hours place localhost at #9,237, in the top 42% of ranked servers.
Tags and filters
Where does localhost show up in Top Rust Servers lists and filters?
These Top Rust Servers lists count localhost among their servers: Top modded Rust servers. It appears under these filters on the server list: Type: Modded; Server tag: Modded ^z and Oxide ^o; Group limit: 5 or more; Last wipe: In the last 3 days.
What is the meaning of the tags on localhost?
The game's server browser reads the tags that localhost publishes: gmrust (Game mode): Standard survival, as in Rust; mp1 (Max players): Player slots: 1; ts8 (Group limit): 8 per team is the default limit; v2634 (Protocol): Protocol 2634 is required to join; your game must be on the same version; cs167584 (Build): Game build: 167584; ptrak (Networking): This uses RakNet, Rust's default network layer; $r? (Region code): The region code is left blank; ^o (Oxide): This server uses Oxide (uMod) for plugins; ^z (Modded): This server is marked Modded, meaning plugins or settings alter the game. At the top of this page you also see its players now, its queue, and the time its world was made, taken from the tags.
Map and rules
What is the map on localhost?
localhost uses a procedural map, which the game generates.
What settings and rules does localhost use?
No gather rate is given in the name localhost. Up to 8 players per group, as the game defaults. It runs survival, standard survival: gathering, building and raiding. Combat and raiding between players are allowed. The server browser lists it under Modded: plugins or settings alter the game. Oxide plugins are loaded. The server runs with VAC on.
About the server
What version is localhost running?
Rust network protocol 2634 and build 167584 is what localhost runs, on Windows. Your game needs the same protocol to connect; Steam takes care of updating it.
Where can localhost be found?
No region is published by localhost. What Top Rust Servers shows is where a server says it is, not where the machine stands, which it does not look up. 129.222.196.196:25566 is its address.
Is localhost currently online?
Currently offline is localhost, last seen 1 hours ago. The first time Top Rust Servers saw it was on 14 October 2026.
Wipe details
How often does localhost wipe?
The record holds too few wipes to determine localhost's pattern. A force wipe happens monthly across all Rust servers; the next is scheduled for Thursday 5 November at 19:00 UTC. The present world has been live since 44 hours ago.
Joining the server
How can I connect to localhost?
To connect, start Rust, hit F1, and enter client.connect 129.222.196.196:25566. You can also join by clicking Launch Rust here, which opens Rust through Steam and links you in.