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Delta Force: Black Hawk Down administration

Modern control for classic DFBHD servers

HawkSync combines local server management, remote administration, player controls, statistics, automation and update delivery in one expanding platform.

HawkSync Server Manager interface
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Server Manager

Run and configure the DFBHD server, manage profiles, maps, players, chat, statistics, bans and administrative tools.

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Remote Client

Connect to a HawkSync server remotely and use nearly all management functions without being at the host machine.

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Official updates

Review GitLab releases and the Devilish Services HawkSync Server Manager download page from a single live resource screen.

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What HawkSync provides

  • Centralized local and remote server control
  • Player, gameplay, chat, map and ban management
  • Statistics tracking and web publishing workflows
  • Automatic update checks for Server Manager and Remote Client
  • NetLimiter integration for network management
  • Custom and community-oriented game-mode support
  • Import support for existing playlists and data
  • A scalable interface designed for continued development

HawkSync is aimed at communities that continue to operate legacy multiplayer infrastructure and need a practical bridge between the original game server and modern administration workflows.

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Frequently asked questions

How much can the Remote Client control?

Nearly all Server Manager features are available remotely. The local-only exception documented by the project is the Attach Game action on the Server Manager Profile tab.

Where should feature requests be discussed?

Use the project discussion or issue facilities associated with the official source repository so requests can be reviewed alongside the current road map.

Which download should I choose?

Choose Server Manager for the host machine or Remote Client for remote administration. Framework-dependent packages require the documented runtimes; self-contained packages bundle the main .NET runtime but may still require .NET Framework 4.8.1 for the NetLimiter bridge.