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Auto-ban is useful when it follows the rules you actually run. Day Z Friend lets you configure PVP, glitch, base-raiding and zone enforcement for your console server, while keeping the evidence and manual controls available when an edge case needs a human decision.
If your PVE server does not allow PVP, your moderators should not have to be online every minute to protect it. Day Z Friend can watch for the event types you choose and apply the action your policy calls for.
The same approach can be used for configured glitch rules, base-raiding restrictions and no-build zones. You decide what counts as a violation and whether it should alert staff, create a ban or wait for review.
A ban is much easier to defend when the reason is visible. Auto-ban events keep the player, server, rule and relevant event information together so staff can understand what triggered the action.
That evidence also helps when a player appeals. Instead of searching through several Discord channels and raw files, staff can review the event history and explain what happened.
You do not have to enable every automatic action on day one. Many server owners begin with alerts-only mode, review the results and then enable automatic enforcement for rules that are clear and reliable.
That gives your team a chance to tune the system around the way your server actually works, including immunity roles and exceptions for trusted staff or special events.
Yes. You can configure the PVP rule and choose whether it alerts staff or applies an automatic ban.
Yes. Role-based exemptions can be configured for the relevant moderation rules.
The ban is uploaded through Nitrado and the game may take time to reflect it. Day Z Friend processes the rule and upload as quickly as the available server APIs allow.