Open a Computer Station
Interact with a powered Computer Station in your base.
Find Rust PC monument CCTV identifiers to copy into a powered Computer Station. These are camera names, not door codes or item redemption codes.
Interact with a powered Computer Station in your base.
Paste one of the camera codes into the station's identifier field.
Select the saved identifier to view that monument camera.
Search by monument or identifier, then select any code to copy it.
Oil rig signals indicate locked-crate activation; Excavator signals indicate operation. They do not show whether an area is clear. Player RF devices use their configured frequencies. Select a listed frequency to copy it.
These are fixed monument identifiers when the corresponding cameras exist. Player-built cameras use owner-set identifiers; Underwater Labs and some monument cameras use server-specific suffixes. Check the on-site station for those values. A missing or disabled camera will not provide a feed.
Rust CCTV reference
Rust camera codes let you monitor available monument CCTV feeds from a Computer Station. Use the searchable list above to find and copy codes for Oil Rig, Cargo Ship, Outpost, Missile Silo, Airfield, and other supported locations.
The cameras available during a wipe depend on the monuments and features present on that server. Some custom or modded servers may remove standard cameras, change their settings, or introduce additional codes.
Find camera identifiers organized by monument so you can quickly locate the feed you need.
Copy each code directly from the list instead of manually entering long camera identifiers.
Check useful RF Pager frequencies for supported monument events and broadcasts.
Computer Station
Power a Computer Station in your base or use an accessible station already on the server.
Find the monument you want to monitor in the list above, then copy its CCTV identifier.
Interact with the Computer Station, paste the identifier into the input, and save it.
Select the newly saved camera to check the monument before traveling there.
Scouting
Check visible monument areas for movement before leaving your base or approaching a high-risk location.
Use available feeds and pager alerts to help track activity around locations such as Oil Rig, Cargo Ship, and Excavator.
Combine camera information with map knowledge to decide when to travel, wait, or choose a different route.
Common questions
Rust camera codes are identifiers entered into a Computer Station. After adding a valid code, you can select it from the station to view the associated monument camera feed.
The monument may not be present on the current map, the server may have changed or disabled the camera, or the code may have been entered incorrectly. Custom and modded servers can also use different camera settings.
Standard monument codes generally work when the corresponding monument and camera are available. Procedural maps, custom maps, and modded servers may not include every camera or may use different settings.
Yes. On PC, Computer Stations require power following the May 7, 2026 update. Older guides may describe the previous behavior.
Pager frequencies can be saved to an RF Pager so it alerts you when certain monument events or broadcasts activate on the server.
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