Minecraft spell by name change?

I have two Minecraft accounts, one of them is wrongfully banned on rewinside.tv, so I'm playing with the other one there. Will my 2nd account be banned if I name it as my banned account and my banned account just different, or I will not banned by.

Nobody will be able to answer that here. You would have to know how to ban them there. If they ban them by name, they will also be banned, they ban only the UUID then he will not be banned.

But if you change the name, the old one will not be released immediately. It stays reserved for a while if you want to go back, no idea how long.

If the spell was wrong, just make a request for relief. Or simply search for a server that wants you as a player.

The name is not available for exactly 1 month. D. H. You can then call yourself back like 1 month ago

Normally every server, even Vanilla Server, only uses the UUID, because otherwise every player could simply bypass the ban by changing their name.

No, the servers store only the UUID, which is firmly tied to an account and remains the same when the player changes his name.

If the server were just banishing the name, then every player could simply bypass the spell by simply changing names (in addition, any player who is not banned and only changes his name will lose all his stats, inventory, and progress). In addition, many players are constantly changing their name and also like to change their name to one that several have previously used.

The only thing that can happen is that your name will eventually be noticed and any mod will become skeptical, but I do not think so, because it seems to be eternal.

In short: No, you will not be banned by the name change.

No, your UUID is banned, not your name. The UUID is tied to your account and has nothing to do with the name. Thus: Your second account will not be banned if you give it the name of the first one.

Can't ban ip?

I know enough servers that only name bans because they do not know better.

Yes, but most German have a dynamic IP automatically changes from time to time.