logaddress_add Command Help & Examples

Unless you’re organizing tournaments or running hosting servers for CS:GO, you’ll unlikely have to use the logaddress_add command. It has to do with setting ports and IP addresses for game logs, allowing remote access to the admin.There is, however, the curious case of the logaddress_add 1, which for some reason, used to help fix a low FPS bug for a long while, especially in certain servers. Now, it might also come in handy these days, despite the bug fix, so let’s see the best ways to put these two commands in CS:GO.

logaddress_add Command Examples

The logaddress_add command is one of the commands related to the CS:GO server logs. It is widely used in CS:GO, especially by tournament organizers, to specify which IP address is going to receive log messages from the game server. The command primarily allows for remote monitoring or logging.

The base syntax for the command is ‘logaddress_add <IP address:port>’, where you replace ‘IP address:port’ with the server’s precise IP address and port information. For example, if you want to set the IP address to 192.168.1.102 on port 58621, the command would read:

‘logaddress_add 192.168.1.101:58621’

Alternatively, you can resolve IP and port numbers using a variation of the command. For example, resolving the IP and port for t the numbers of 1556 and 2000 would look like this:

‘logaddress_add 1556:2000’

Remember that the IP address and port have to be adjusted to your server. The command allows a remote host to use the server for a designated purpose.

logaddress_add 1 Command and the FPS Bug

Using the logaddress_add 1 command was reported to resolve an FPS bug that Valve seems to have fixed since. Namely, playing on certain servers, like Faceit players often experience sudden drops in FPS, for example going from 400 to 20.

Using the logaddress_add 1 command in the developer console enhanced FPS by freezing gameplay for a few seconds. The command essentially causes a lag, which resolves the FPS issue. You don’t need it anymore, as Faceit integrates the command automatically now.