Bukkit Minecraft Server not working?
I have a Windows 10 Leptop and wanted to put Bukkit Server on it. Unfortunately he doesn't get any further. I've done everything that is in the manual. I'm very new to this Minecraft server area. The server gets that far and then it stops, see photo…
Who got such a server up and running successfully?
Who knows why he always stops?
I'm very grateful for any helpful answer!
So what is he running over you paid for it
The server is running, you just have to enter your IP address as Server Ip in Minecraft, then you can play on it. You can see https://www.wieistmeineip.de your IP address. In order for your friends to be able to play on it, you have to forward the port. You can just check it out on YouTube.
Nothing, I did it on my private Lepi…
Try ploudos.com there. It's free and actually fast too, so good.
I have now entered 2a02: 2454: 9999: 4700: 8047: ee74: 2b23: da7d, but it still doesn't work.
That's not the IP4 address
No, this is IPv6, but you can also host with it…
What you forgot to mention is the whole firewall / port sharing issue…
If you don't have an Ipv4, you usually have DS-Lite, but you should know that.
Because ipv4 and IPv6 are not compatible, that means people with pure Ipv4 can't join an IPv6 server… Then you need detours, but there are…
Your server is running, waiting for a connection…
Incidentally, you don't start such a server by double-clicking the Java file, but by a batch call in the CMD…
You should also configure your firewall, but leave it switched on…
You have already given your external IP, since this is usually a fixed IP, you shouldn't publish it here, because other people can use it to join you on the server…
The port TCP 25565 still has to be released in your router, because the router serves, with IPv6, as a hardware firewall…
If you only have IPv6, you have to come up with a solution for the IPv4 players, because if they do not have IPv6, they can't join you.
So not everyone has an IPv4 address but everyone has an IPv6 address?
Yes, if you let them activate, yes…
