00:00To enable commands on your server, you need to make yourself a server operator, OP.
00:04You can achieve this using two different step-by-step methods.
00:08Method 1.
00:09Using the players tab.
00:10Easiest.
00:11This is the most straightforward way to grant yourself command permissions directly from
00:14the Eternos dashboard.
00:16Go to your and log in.
00:18Look at the left hand menu and click on the players tab.
00:21Click on OPS.
00:22Type your Minecraft username into the text field.
00:25Note for Bedrock Geyser users.
00:26If you are playing on Bedrock Edition through Geyser MC, you may need to add a dot prefix
00:31before your name for example, username.
00:33Click add.
00:35You are now a server operator and can run commands in game.
00:39Method 2.
00:40Using the server console.
00:42You can also use the live server console to promote yourself while the server is active.
00:46Start your server and wait for it to be completely online.
00:49In the left hand menu, click on the console tab.
00:52In the console command line, type off your username.
00:54Replace your username with your actual Minecraft name.
00:58Note.
00:58Do not use a forward slash when typing directly inside the Eternos console.
01:02Press enter.
01:03The console will return a confirmation message saying that you have been made a server operator.
01:08Road tip for Bedrock Edition servers.
01:10If you are running a native Bedrock server rather than Java, you must also navigate to the
01:15options page on Adonos, enable allow cheats, and restart your server for commands to work
01:19properly.
01:21Enabling command blocks on your server.
01:23And that's the full picture.
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