# Server settings

> What the Settings tab shows about a server, from its address and resources to its startup command and tags.

Source: https://docs.coritan.com/managed-containers/settings/

In the dashboard:

- /dashboard/servers/…/settings: https://www.coritan.com/dashboard/servers

The **Settings** tab of a server shows the facts you look up most: its address, what the plan gives it, and the command it starts with. Only the tags can be edited here. Open it from the server page in the [dashboard](https://www.coritan.com/dashboard/servers) with the **Settings** tab.

The name, the limits and the address are set when we set the server up. To change the resources, change the plan from the server's service page, which **Plan and billing** opens; see [Billing](/billing/). The dashboard has no way to rename a server.

## Tags

Your own labels for the server. They appear on the **Container Apps** page and in the services list, and you can filter both by them. Type a tag in **Add a tag** and press <kbd>Enter</kbd>; a tag uses lowercase letters, digits, dots, dashes and slashes. Select the cross on a tag to remove it. Each change saves at once. [Tags](/get-started/tags/) explains how tags work across your account.

## General

**Name**
: The name you gave the server when you ordered it.

**UUID**
: The server's ID. The API and support use it to identify the server. **Copy UUID** copies it.

**Software**
: The software the server runs, with its catalogue slug in brackets when that differs from the name.

**Image**
: The container image the software runs in.

**Node**
: The machine the server runs on, and its location.

**Created**
: When the server was set up.

**Status**
: The server's lifecycle status, such as `running`, `stopped`, `installing` or `suspended`.

**Plan and billing** opens the server's service page, where you change the plan or cancel the server.

## Network

The primary address players and apps connect to. **Open Ports** opens the [Ports tab](/managed-containers/ports/), where you add more ports or change the primary one.

**IP address**
: The IP address alone. **Copy IP address** copies it.

**Address with port**
: The IP address and port together, such as `203.0.113.10:10565`. **Copy address** copies it.

## Resources

What the plan gives this server.

| Field | What it means |
| --- | --- |
| **Memory** | Memory in MB, with the same figure in GB below it. |
| **Disk** | Disk space in MB, with GB below it. |
| **CPU** | CPU limit as a percentage, where `100%` is one core. The figure below it gives the number of cores. `0%` means no limit. |
| **Database slots** | How many databases you can create on the **Databases** tab. |
| **Backup slots** | How many backups the server can keep. |
| **Port slots** | How many ports the server can hold, including the primary one. |

## Startup variables

The software template sets these values, such as the game version or the file the server starts. The **Software** tab changes them when it switches versions, so treat this table as read-only. Each value has a copy button.

## Startup command

The command the server runs when it starts, with the startup variables filled in. The copy button copies it, for example to run the same server elsewhere.

## With the API

`GET /api/v1/client/servers/{uuid}` returns everything this tab shows.

```bash
curl https://api.coritan.com/api/v1/client/servers/$SERVER \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CORITAN_TOKEN"
```

| Tab field | Response field |
| --- | --- |
| **Name** | `name` |
| **UUID** | `uuid` |
| **Software** | `template_name`, `template_slug` |
| **Image** | `docker_image` |
| **Node** | `node_name`, `location_name` |
| **Created** | `created_at` |
| **Status** | `status` |
| **IP address** and **Address with port** | `ip_address`, `port` |
| **Memory**, **Disk**, **CPU** | `memory_mb`, `disk_mb`, `cpu_percent` |
| **Database slots**, **Backup slots**, **Port slots** | `database_limit`, `backup_limit`, `allocation_limit` |
| **Startup variables** | `variables` |
| **Startup command** | `startup_command` |
| **Tags** | `tags` |
| **Plan and billing** | `service_id`, the ID of the server's service |

## API

- `GET /api/v1/client/servers/{uuid}`: Get server details (https://docs.coritan.com/api/reference/client/container-apps/servers/#op-get-api-v1-client-servers-uuid)