Verify an SCP: Secret Laboratory server for the public list

A working SCP:SL game server still needs publisher verification to appear in the verified list. Prepare its public information first, then complete the verification process from Console.

Follow these steps

  1. Read the current Community Server Guidelines linked in Northwood’s verification guide. Check that your server is online and reachable by an outside player.
  2. Stop the server and back up its active config_gameplay.txt. Set server_name, serverinfo_pastebin_id and a contact_email you monitor. Use a Pastebin ID for your community information and staff contact method.
  3. Start and wait for “Waiting for players”. Check the server information in-game before submitting it.
  4. For your assigned static hosting address, run !verify static in Console. If your addressing arrangement differs, ask support which verification mode applies.
  5. Open the agreement link returned by the game’s verification process and complete it yourself. Keep the resulting verification token and private links out of public screenshots.

If it still does not work

If verification reports ConnectionFailed, send hosting support the exact message and assigned game port. If the publisher rejects the community information, follow its stated reason; reinstalling the game does not replace the verification process.

Related guides

SCP: Secret Laboratory server not showing up or unable to connect · Give staff Remote Admin roles on an SCP: Secret Laboratory server

Documentation

Project documentation · Server configuration reference · Project documentation 3

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