Regular backups are essential to protect your server’s customizations. Use the tcadmin2 file manager to download copies of key configuration files (such as server.cfg, autoexec.cfg, and any mod-specific files). Store these backups locally or in a cloud-based repository. This practice will allow you to restore settings quickly if an update or error causes issues. It’s a good idea to document any changes you make so that you can easily reapply them if needed.
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