Solo-only Rust servers

It is a server where the in-game group limit is set to one. You cannot invite another player to a team, and nobody can invite you, so the team UI, shared map markers and team chat are effectively unavailable. Everything else works as normal: you can still talk in global chat, trade, and build next to other players.

Every five minutes. The figures come from live queries to each server's own query port, so they show the population at the time of the last refresh. A server that shows zero players may still be online, just empty. If a server goes offline, it drops out of the list until it answers again.

There is no fixed rule. Some solo servers run weekly wipes, others monthly, and some biweekly. Many do not publish a schedule at all and simply wipe on the same weekday every one or two weeks. The Schedule column shows what the server reports, and the server's own page shows its recent wipe history.

Not as a team. The limit stops you from forming an in-game group, so you lose team markers and shared map pings. Some servers also ban players who cooperate without forming a team, and that is enforced by their admins, not by Rust itself. If you want to play as a pair, use a duo server instead.