Added "Connect to the Server" and "Basic Administration" pages

Getting_Started/basic_admin.rst

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+Basic Administration
+====================
+
+Administration tasks are done through commands, either inside the console (the terminal) or by players (in-game).
+These commands are used in the form :code:`<command> [arguments...]`.
+
+When describing a command, words inside angled brackets (:code:`<...>`) represent **required** arguments, while square
+brackets (:code:`[...]`) represent **optional** arguments.
+
+.. note::
+
+    When using commands in-game, the forward-slash prefix (:code:`/`) is added.
+
+    For example, a player would use :code:`/kick otherplayer You are evil`, while the console operator would use
+    :code:`kick otherplayer You are evil`.
+
+    For the sake of consistency, the prefix will not be used in this documentation.
+
+Operators
+---------
+
+In order to give permission to a player to use administration commands, they will need to be made **operators** of the server.
+
+A player can be added as a server operator using the :code:`op <player>` command. For example, to add a player named "glowstoner" as an operator,
+use the command :code:`op glowstoner`.
+
+Similarly, to remove a player as an operator, use :code:`deop <player>`. For example, :code:`deop glowstoner`.
+
+Players that attempt to use administrative commands without operator privileges will receive an error.
+
+Kicking and Banning Players
+---------------------------
+
+In order to kick a player from the server, use the :code:`kick <player> [reason]` command. The first argument
+is the name of the target player, and is required. The remainder of the command is optional and will be shown
+to the kicked player.
+
+For example, :code:`kick glowstoner Not today!` would show "Not today!" on `glowstoner`'s client.
+
+Kicking a player is considered a "temporary" punishment, because the player can still log back into the server after
+being disconnected. In order to **ban** a player from joining the server, use the similar :code:`ban <player> [reason]` command.
+
+In order to un-ban a player, use the :code:`pardon <player>` command.
+
+Whitelisting
+------------
+
+Whitelisting allows you to limit which players can join the server. When enabled, players not on the whitelist will
+not be able to join the server.
+
+In order to enable the whitelist, use the :code:`whitelist on` command. Similarly, use :code:`whitelist off` to
+disable it.
+
+To add a player to the whitelist, use :code:`whitelist add <player>`. Oppositely, use :code:`whitelist remove <player>`
+to remove them.
+
+Operators can list players currently inside the whitelist using :code:`whitelist list`.

Getting_Started/connect.rst

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+Connect to the Server
+=====================
+
+Once your server is open on a port, you can connect to it using a Minecraft client.
+
+For the sake of demonstration, we will assume you are running your server locally on port :code:`25565`.
+
+1. Click on the **Multiplayer** button in the Minecraft main menu.
+2. Click on **Add Server**.
+3. Fill in a server name, and then set the **Server Address** to :code:`localhost:25565`. It should look something
+   like this:
+
+    .. image:: add_server_dialog.png
+        :scale: 50 %
+
+4. Click on **Done**. Your server should now appear in your server list.
+
+    .. note::
+
+        Sometimes, your server will show as unavailable ("`Can't connect to server`") after you add it to the server list.
+
+        If that is the case, click on **Refresh**, and it should be live.
+
+5. Select your server in the list, and click on **Join Server**. After a few seconds, you should spawn in your server's
+world.

Getting_Started/index.rst

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     install_java
     install_glowstone
     first_run
+    connect
+    basic_admin
     plugins