Station XX-8244 · recording
Bell
Online 68.106.240.11:28017 checked 12m ago
- Players now
- 0/ 10
- 0% full
- Motion · 24 h
- M0.0■steady
- +0 players on the day
- 7-day average
- 0
- peak 1
- Rank
- #8,244
- top 37%
- Last wipe
- 18d ago
- no schedule published
- Next wipe
- –
- too few wipes seen yet
The last 48 hours, hour by hour
hourly average players · UTC- Now
- 0of 10 slots
- Motion · 24 h
- M0.0■steady+0 players
- Sharpest hour
- −1into Wed 03:00 UTC
- Peak · 48 h
- 1most players in any hour
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 bestTop 37% of all ranked servers. Ranked on player hours over the last seven days.
Wipe schedule
too few wipes seen yetNot enough wipes seen yet to tell when the next one is. Every server wipes at the monthly force wipe.
- usual gap
- 0.6 daysbetween real wipes
- wipe-day peak
- 1players, last three wipes
The first 48 hours of its last wipes
Players each hour, from the hour of the wipe. The latest peaked at 1, 5 hours in.
Wipes
newest first| Wiped | M | Peak | First 48 h | Crowd | Lasted | Players before |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 10 Oct, 14:24 UTC18d ago | M0.0■steady | 1 | – | running | 1 | |
| Sat 10 Oct, 00:44 UTC19d ago | M0.0▲rising | 1 | – | 0.6 days | 0 |
Peak: the most players in the first 48 hours. M: the magnitude of the wipe, log10 of the rise from the players before it to that peak. First 48 h: its players hour by hour from the wipe. 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 wipesQuick answers
from the figures on this pageMap and rules
Which map is running on Bell?
A procedural map runs on Bell, generated by the game.
Which settings and rules apply on Bell?
The name of Bell gives no gather rate. At the game's default, groups can have up to 8 players. It plays in survival mode, gather, build and raid in the standard game. Player combat and raiding are permitted. Plugins or settings alter the game here; the browser lists it as Modded. The plugins run on Oxide. Anti-cheat is on: VAC, from Valve.
Live population
How many players are recorded on Bell right now?
0 of the 10 slots on Bell are filled right now. Across seven days this server recorded an average of 0 players and a peak of 1. The last 48 hours show their highest activity at 01:00 UTC, averaging 1 players.
How does Bell rank against other Rust servers?
The last seven days of player hours place Bell at #8,244, in the top 37% of all ranked servers.
Server details
How reliably does Bell stay online?
As recorded now, Bell is running. It was up 90% of the time across the last 7 full days: 152 of 168 hours. Its earliest appearance in the records of Rust Server Trends dates to 9 October 2026.
Where in the world is Bell hosted?
No region is published by Bell. Rust Server Trends does not look up where the machine stands; it shows where a server says it is. You reach it at 68.106.240.11:28017.
What build of Rust does Bell use?
Rust network protocol 2635 and build 168909 on Windows is what Bell runs. Steam updates your game for you, but it has to be on the same protocol as the server to join.
Wipe pattern
What does wipe day look like on Bell?
1 players, on average, was the busiest crowd at its recent wipes. The peak on the most recent wipe came 5 hours after the wipe.
How often does Bell wipe, and on which days?
The rhythm of Bell cannot yet be told: too few of its wipes are on record. On Thursday 5 November at 19:00 UTC the monthly force wipe comes round, and every Rust server wipes with it. 18 days 16 hours is how long the current world has been running.
Server tags
What do the server tags on Bell mean?
These are the tags Bell publishes for the browser to read: gmrust (Game mode): You'll find standard Rust survival here; mp10 (Max players): 10 slots are available; ts8 (Group limit): 8 per team is the default, and that's the limit here; v2635 (Protocol): Game protocol 2635: to join, your game must match this version; cs168909 (Build): It runs game build 168909; ptrak (Networking): RakNet is the standard network layer for the game, and it's used here; $r? (Region code): The server has no region code; ^o (Oxide): A plugin framework, Oxide (uMod), runs here; ^z (Modded): Plugins or settings alter the game, so it's listed under Modded. Current players, queue length and world creation time sit in the tags as well, and appear at the top of this page.
On which Rust Server Trends lists does Bell appear?
The Rust Server Trends lists that take in Bell are: Modded Rust servers, tracked live. You will find it under these filters on the server list: Type: Modded; Server tag: Modded ^z and Oxide ^o; Group limit: 5 or more.
How to join
What steps get you onto Bell?
Enter client.connect 68.106.240.11:28017 in the Rust console (F1), or take the Launch Rust button on this page, which opens Rust through Steam and connects you.
Magnitude scale. M = log10 of the absolute the change in players over 24 hours: M1.0 is 10 players, M2.0 is 100, M3.0 is 1,000. Classes: micro under 1, minor 1–2, light 2–3, moderate 3–4, strong 4 and over. ▲ rising, ▼ falling.