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Learn more. Asked 7 years, 10 months ago. Active 2 years, 4 months ago. Viewed k times. Improve this question. MorphinGaming MorphinGaming 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges. This question appears to be off-topic because it is requesting a link for a specific version of Minecraft. We are not an asset location service. Do you have a meta link for that? Spawn Protection — To increase or decrease the radius of spawn protection on your server, enter a number greater to or equal to 0 in the line provided.
The default is Add a plugin to your server. If you want to add a plugin to your server, use the following steps: Click the Plugins tab in the top-right corner. Scroll down and browse plugins or enter the name of a plugin in the search bar. Click the name of a plugin. Click Install Plugin. Manage your server files Advanced users only. If you want to modify your server files, use the following steps to modify your files: Click the File Manager tab in the top-right corner.
Click a file in the list to modify it. Click Save to save the file. Click the icon that resembles a cloud to upload a file from your computer.
Click the icon that resembles a sheet of paper to create a new file. Change your world settings. To change your world settings, click the World tab in the upper-right corner and use the following options to change your world settings: Save World — Click Save World to immediately save your world to your server. Reset World — Click Reset World to delete and reset the world on your server.
World Seed — To change the world's seed, enter the seed number in the line below "World Seed" and click Update. Upload World — To upload a world to your server, save the world save file in a zip file. Click the paperclip icon below "Upload World" and select the zip file containing your world save and click Open. Then click Upload. Access "Danger Zone" settings. Danger zone settings contain a few emergency measures you can take.
To access the Danger Zone settings, click the Danger Zone tab in the upper-right corner. Then do one of the following: Force Hibernate Server — To force your server to go into hibernation, click the red button that says Force Hibernate below "Force Hibernate Server". Repair Files — To repair broken files that are keeping the server from running properly, click the red button that says Repair Files below "Repair Files". Part 4. Leave your server dashboard open. This will allow you to adjust your server quickly by minimizing the Minecraft window and maximizing your browser window.
Open Minecraft. Minecraft: Java Edition has an icon that resembles a grass block. Click the icon to open the Minecraft launcher. Click Play. It's the green button on the Minecraft Launcher. This launches Minecraft. Click Multiplayer. It's near the middle of the Minecraft title page. Click Direct Connect. It's at the bottom of the multiplayer menu in the middle.
Enter your server's address. Type the address for the server, which was listed next to the "Connect" heading, into the text box in the middle of the page. Click Join Server. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will connect you to the server and place you in the server's world. These methods are free. However, if you want simpler, easier to work with servers, then you will have to pay on a different website. Not Helpful 23 Helpful Not Helpful 25 Helpful It will simply give a request refused error as if you didn't have a Minecraft Server at all.
Not Helpful 18 Helpful Yes, but in most cases those joining the server will also need the mod. Yes, but with a few bugs here and there. I suggest using a lower release. Not Helpful 11 Helpful You can get it at www. Not Helpful 15 Helpful If you closely read and follow the directions, then it shouldn't be too hard.
Not Helpful 51 Helpful Check out the article on How to Downgrade Minecraft. Not Helpful 17 Helpful Not Helpful 64 Helpful Try the mcprohosting site. It does cost money to keep the server up, but it's worth it. Not Helpful 31 Helpful Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. By using this service, some information may be shared with YouTube. Related wikiHows How to. How to. About This Article. Written by:. Co-authors: Determine who has administrator privileges.
Edit the "whitelist. Administrators, or moderators, can issue commands from chat mode while the game is running to add or block players or otherwise change the game. You assign administrator privileges by entering usernames into the Ops or Admin for older versions of Minecraft list the same way as for the white list.
You'll want to enter your own username to the Ops list, along with the username of someone you trust to assist you. Get your default IP address and IPv4 address. You will need to enter this number into your router settings to allow your computer to act as a server.
Type "CMD". Click Command Prompt Type "ipconfig" and press "Enter". It's right by Safari in the tabs. Click System Preferences. Click the Network icon. Click the network that is connected in the sidebar to the left. Click Advanced in the lower-right corner. Enter your default IP address into a web browser. This opens your router's user interface.
The default IP address is usually something like " Login to your router's user interface. You will need to know the username and password to log in to your router. If you have not changed it, you should be able to find the default username and password by consulting the user's manual or manufacturer's web page for your router.
The default username and password may also be listed on a label on the side of your router. Enter the username and password to log in to your router's user interface. Locate your Port Forwarding settings. Each router's user interface is different. Your Port Forwarding settings may be listed under "Advanced Settings" or something similar.
Create a new Port Forwarding rule. Click the option to create a new port forwarding rule. You may be required to provide a name for the server. You can call it "MinecraftMC" or something similar. Use the Minecraft server port number as the starting, ending, internal and external port number.
By default, the port number is "". Click the option to apply your new port forwarding setting. Save your router configuration if needed. Get your external IP address. In order for your friends to connect to your Minecraft server, you will need to give them your external IP address. Use the following steps to get your external IP address. Click the "start" file in your server folder. This starts the server. Part 3. Open the Minecraft launcher. It has an icon that resembles a grass block.
Click Play. It's the green button at the bottom of the launcher. This launches Minecraft. Click Multiplayer. It's the second option on the Minecraft title screen. Click Direct Connect. It's the second button at the bottom of the screen in the center.
Enter your IP address. Use the space in the center to enter your computer's IP address. To connect to a server hosted on the same computer you are running Minecraft on, enter "0" or "localhost". If you changed the port number in the "server. To connect to your Minecraft server from a different computer on the same network, you will need to enter your computer's internal IPv4 address.
Click Join Server. This connects you to the server. Part 4. Create a server folder on your computer. Use the following steps to create a new folder: Navigate to the location you want to create the folder in File Explorer.
Download the Minecraft Bedrock Edition server software. The server software is available for Windows and Ubuntu. Click Download. Extract the downloaded file into your Server folder. The server software is downloaded as a zip file. You need to [ the zip file ] into the Minecraft server folder you just created. By default, downloaded files can be found in your Downloads folder, or in your web browser. Use the following steps to extract the contents of the zip file to your Minecraft server folder.
Double-click the "bedrock-server Select everything in the zip file. Click Extract to , Extract all , or something similar. Click Browse if available. Navigate to your Minecraft server file and select it. Click Extract , Ok or something similar.
Open the Minecraft server folder. After you extract all the files from the downloaded zip file to the Minecraft server folder, navigate to the Minecraft server folder and open it. This file contains all the server settings. To open it in Notepad, right-click it and click Open with. Click More apps and select Notepad. The click Ok. This selects NotePad as the default program the file opens in. Change your server settings. You can change your server settings my editing the value after the equal signs for each setting.
The allowed values are listed below each listed setting. The Settings are as follows. Note the port number. Change to a lower number to lower the view distance. You can change the number to any number between 4 and Set to "0" to turn off player idle timeout.
Permissions you can use include: "visitor", "member", "operator". Leave all other settings as is, unless you are an advanced user. Save the "server. When you are finished setting up your server settings, use the following steps to save the file. You will need to enter this number into your router to allow your computer to act as a server. Use the following steps to get your IPv4 address. Click the Windows Start menu. Note the number next to "IPv4 address" and "Default Gateway".
It's in the Minecraft server folder you created and extracted all the files to. Double-click the file to open it. This launches your Minecraft server with the specified settings. If you receive a prompt that says "Windows protected your PC", this is because the Minecraft server program is still in Alpha mode.
To bypass this alert, click More Info and then click Run anyway. Don't worry.
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