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3 min readUpdated Jun 8, 2026

Schedules

You can set up automatic schedules to start, restart, stop your server, or send console commands, at the times you choose.

Note

All schedule times are in UTC +0, so enter your chosen time in UTC. You can use the conversions in the table below.

Creating a Basic Schedule

Creating a schedule only takes a few steps. The example below uses the Daily Server Restart template, which is the quickest way to get started and a good first schedule to set up. You just pick a time, and we configure the restart task for you.

  1. 1
    Load Bropanel and select your server.
  2. 2
    In the sidebar, go to Schedules.
  3. 3
    Click New Schedule in the top-right.
  4. 4
    Choose the Daily Server Restart template, then click Continue.
  5. 5
    Give your schedule a name, pick a time (UTC +0), then click Create Schedule.

Building a Custom Schedule

Choose Start from Scratch when you want more control over when your schedule runs. This lets you set a custom frequency or use a cron expression.

  1. 1
    Load Bropanel and select your server.
  2. 2
    In the sidebar, go to Schedules.
  3. 3
    Click New Schedule in the top-right.
  4. 4
    Choose Start from Scratch, then click Continue.
  5. 5
    Give your schedule a name, then set the timing using the Basic or Advanced toggle:
    • Basic: Choose a frequency, such as daily, and pick a time (UTC +0).
    • Advanced: Enter a cron expression for fine grained control over when your schedule runs.
  6. 6
    Click Continue.
  7. 7
    On the schedule's page, click Add Task, choose an action such as a power action to restart the server, then click Add Task again to save.

Not all games support console commands, so the console command action will only work on games that do.

You can add more than one task to a single schedule and run them in order. Use the delay field, set in seconds, to control how long each task waits before it runs.

Popular Times for Restart Schedules

Since schedules run in UTC +0, here are the times to enter for a 4 AM restart based on your server's location. If you are using the Advanced option, the matching cron expression is included too.

LocationTime ZoneTime to Enter (UTC)Cron (Advanced)
SingaporeUTC+88:00 PM0 20 * * *
TokyoUTC+97:00 PM0 19 * * *
SydneyUTC+106:00 PM0 18 * * *
Los AngelesUTC-812:00 PM0 12 * * *
PortlandUTC-812:00 PM0 12 * * *
DallasUTC-610:00 AM0 10 * * *
ChicagoUTC-610:00 AM0 10 * * *
MiamiUTC-59:00 AM0 9 * * *
AshburnUTC-59:00 AM0 9 * * *
New YorkUTC-59:00 AM0 9 * * *
LondonUTC±04:00 AM0 4 * * *
FrankfurtUTC+13:00 AM0 3 * * *