Hosting a minecraft server

RiskyMuffinator · Dec 20, 2015

Hey everyone I am hosting a server with the new update. Looking for a few people to join me. I have 3 people currently playing on my sever and looking for a few more. Want people around age 20 like us. Normally play a few hours every night and a good amount
on weekends. This is for xbox one. Just message me.

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OSSR KrIx · Dec 20, 2015

Seeds List (with description or pics) for new 1.8 updated Minecraft.

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you should join also i know 2 seeds with strong hold intrance's above ground

Gamoniac1 · Dec 20, 2015

How can I host Minecraft Windows 10 Edition Server so friends can join via "Add External Server"?

Hi folks,

New to Minecraft server hosting here. I am using the newly updated version 1.0 of Minecraft Windows 10 Edition. How can I host a Minecraft server so that friends can join via the "Add External Server" screen? The alternative I can think of is port-forwarding
to a PC running a Windows 10 Edition game, but I am thinking more of the "Realm" kind of server. Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks.

x Dark Ronin x · Dec 24, 2015

Does that mean people older than 20 can't play?

themann2488

minecraft server's are invite only to prevent griefing you would need to ask the host of the server to invite you.

PalmettoBling

There are a couple of different options that you have. Depends on what version of Minecraft you're on (Bedrock, specific platform versions, Java, etc). But you can rent a realm, or set up a server.

The benefit of a realm is that it's a third party hosting solution, so it'll be online even when you're not, and you can still control details about it, such as access lists and what not. Downside is there is a subscription cost associated with that.

The benefit of a server is that you host it locally, and have further control over it. You can also look into other non-realm third party hosts for minecraft, that will host the server for you, and allow you certain controls for it, but those also have
a cost associated to them to the third party host. The downside is that whatever computer is hosting the server would need to be online for users to connect to it. You'd still be paying for power and what not, but would not be a full subscription cost.

A few sites that I've seen that might have more specific information for you on this topic would be

this post on Realm vs Servers, and this
Reddit thread, as well.

x Dark Ronin x

Does that mean people older than 20 can't play?

LilliumYu

Hi there,

Are you playing on a Minecraft realm? or how is it hosted? If it's a Minecraft server like a <link removed> then there could be a problem with port forwarding..

L4c3rd4

Hello dear Gamer, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is Vinicius.

I am a gamer and independent advisor on the XBOX community platform.

Hey LAFter900, how are you today? Hope you're well.

https://bestgamingtips.com/fix-minecraft-you-ne...

Try those possible solutions, please.

But I do believe it might be something to do with the identity provider.

Install the Xbox Identity Provider to enable your PC games to connect to Xbox Live. You can download the tool from Microsoft Store.

Hosting a minecraft server