Minecraft
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Setting Up Minecraft Mods and Modpacks Correctly
Correctly categorize mods, plugins, datapacks and Bedrock add-ons. Install a suitable modpack and check the client, server and saved world.
Installing & Managing Minecraft Plugins – Spigot/Paper in the Panel
Search, install and manage plugins directly in the panel – without FTP. Here's how to use the plugin browser of game-serverhosting.
Setting Up Minecraft Bedrock Crossplay: Geyser, Floodgate and UDP Port
Bedrock players can join a supported Java server via Geyser. What matters are the server type, version support and the UDP port assigned in the panel.
Safely Switch the Minecraft Version and Mod Loader
Switch the Minecraft version or mod loader with a verified server copy. Compare world format, mods, Java runtime and saves before the change.
Configuring Minecraft server.properties: All 36 Panel Values
Learn how to use the Minecraft configuration editor, pick suitable presets and understand all 36 server.properties values offered in the panel.
Bedrock Server: Choosing Between BDS and PocketMine-MP
Compare BDS and PocketMine-MP by survival, plugins and world format. Before switching, check your existing world and the extensions you need.
Minecraft Server Operator (OP) – Permissions and Commands
How to manage OP permissions on your Minecraft server: operator levels, key commands, ops.json, server.properties and safer alternatives.
Back Up Your Minecraft Server and Restore Backups
Back up your world, players, and add-ons as one consistent state. Test your backups with a restore and plan a clear way back.
Setting Up a Minecraft Server Whitelist – Only Allow Friends
Learn how to set up the whitelist on your Minecraft server, add players, check access, and fix common join issues.
Set Up a Minecraft Server: First Start, Configuration and Join
Set up your existing Minecraft server: check server.properties, game rules, address and ports, and test joining with friends.
Installing Minecraft Mods and Plugins – Simple Guide
Learn how to install mods and plugins on your Minecraft server, when Paper/Spigot makes sense, and when you need Forge, NeoForge or Fabric.
Checking Minecraft Ports and Connection Errors
Match Java TCP, Bedrock UDP and SRV correctly. Check the server status, address, port and error message without opening unnecessary management ports.