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bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 02:55:21

NOTE: PvPCraft is a no-plugin server.

Welcome to PvPCraft, the game where you build shelters and fight other players!

IP: :25565 (simple)

There is no white-list to this server. smile

HAVE FUN!
p.s it's a home-hosted server

Last edited by bluecat600 (2012-07-05 02:55:52)

jji7skyline · 2012-07-05 03:02:22

Ip?

bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 03:03:22

jji7skyline wrote:
Ip?

it is :25565

jukyter · 2012-07-05 03:05:52

bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Ip?
it is :25565

That's the port...

bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 03:06:16

jukyter wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Ip?
it is :25565
That's the port...

type that in

slinger · 2012-07-05 03:06:31

That's the port, you need an ip :p
Duckduckgo "What is my ip"
or just go here http://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=what+is+my+ip

bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 03:11:34

slinger wrote:
That's the port, you need an ip :p
Duckduckgo "What is my ip"
or just go here http://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=what+is+my+ip

where it says "server adress" type :25565 and it will work.

bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 03:16:13

Someone go on!

jji7skyline · 2012-07-05 03:20:36

bluecat600 wrote:
slinger wrote:
That's the port, you need an ip :p
Duckduckgo "What is my ip"
or just go here http://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=what+is+my+ip
where it says "server adress" type :25565 and it will work.

Maybe for you, but not for anyone else. Your IP is like your address on the web. The port is just the door. 25565 is the default door for Minecraft, that is, the front door so to speak. We can't visit your "house" unless we have the "address" as well as which "door" to use.

Also, make sure you have port-forwarded. If you don't port-forward, it's like leaving the door locked and telling people to come in. They can't. Just like an unlocked door, an open port can be a security compromise smile

bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 03:24:09

jji7skyline wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:
slinger wrote:
That's the port, you need an ip :p
Duckduckgo "What is my ip"
or just go here http://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=what+is+my+ip
where it says "server adress" type :25565 and it will work.
Maybe for you, but not for anyone else. Your IP is like your address on the web. The port is just the door. 25565 is the default door for Minecraft, that is, the front door so to speak. We can't visit your "house" unless we have the "address" as well as which "door" to use.

Also, make sure you have port-forwarded. If you don't port-forward, it's like leaving the door locked and telling people to come in. They can't. Just like an unlocked door, an open port can be a security compromise

when I type my IP in it dosen't work.

jji7skyline · 2012-07-05 03:26:08

bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:

where it says "server adress" type :25565 and it will work.
Maybe for you, but not for anyone else. Your IP is like your address on the web. The port is just the door. 25565 is the default door for Minecraft, that is, the front door so to speak. We can't visit your "house" unless we have the "address" as well as which "door" to use.

Also, make sure you have port-forwarded. If you don't port-forward, it's like leaving the door locked and telling people to come in. They can't. Just like an unlocked door, an open port can be a security compromise
when I type my IP in it dosen't work.

That's likely because you didn't port-forward. Check out portforward.com you may have to skip some ads. Don't worry, it's a very good site.

bluecat600 · 2012-07-05 03:30:19

jji7skyline wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:

Maybe for you, but not for anyone else. Your IP is like your address on the web. The port is just the door. 25565 is the default door for Minecraft, that is, the front door so to speak. We can't visit your "house" unless we have the "address" as well as which "door" to use.

Also, make sure you have port-forwarded. If you don't port-forward, it's like leaving the door locked and telling people to come in. They can't. Just like an unlocked door, an open port can be a security compromise
when I type my IP in it dosen't work.
That's likely because you didn't port-forward. Check out portforward.com you may have to skip some ads. Don't worry, it's a very good site.

have you tried typing in :25565 ?

jji7skyline · 2012-07-05 03:49:30

bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:

when I type my IP in it dosen't work.
That's likely because you didn't port-forward. Check out portforward.com you may have to skip some ads. Don't worry, it's a very good site.
have you tried typing in :25565 ?

I don't need to, I know it's not going to work... remember my illustration? I need your house address, as well as which door to come through tongue

bluecat600 · 2012-07-06 02:22:52

jji7skyline wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:

That's likely because you didn't port-forward. Check out portforward.com you may have to skip some ads. Don't worry, it's a very good site.
have you tried typing in :25565 ?
I don't need to, I know it's not going to work... remember my illustration? I need your house address, as well as which door to come through

its too confusing

ProgrammingPro01 · 2012-07-06 11:18:57

bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:
have you tried typing in :25565 ?
I don't need to, I know it's not going to work... remember my illustration? I need your house address, as well as which door to come through
its too confusing

Making minecraft servers are confusing. Did you expect any less?

bluecat600 · 2012-07-06 11:26:22

ProgrammingPro01 wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:

I don't need to, I know it's not going to work... remember my illustration? I need your house address, as well as which door to come through
its too confusing
Making minecraft servers are confusing. Did you expect any less?

I have a question:

does it cost money?

Bklecka · 2012-07-06 11:49:08

bluecat600 wrote:
ProgrammingPro01 wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:

its too confusing
Making minecraft servers are confusing. Did you expect any less?
I have a question:

does it cost money?

it CAN, but if it's home hosted then most likely not

ProgrammingPro01 · 2012-07-06 11:51:46

bluecat600 wrote:
ProgrammingPro01 wrote:
bluecat600 wrote:

its too confusing
Making minecraft servers are confusing. Did you expect any less?
I have a question:

does it cost money?

If you get someone to host it for you, i.e stuzzhosting.com
but if you home host it no

sccar3 · 2012-07-06 12:31:32

I want to say something meen right now but I'll just get reported hmm

fg123 · 2012-07-06 13:00:02

Uggh, you need an ip. IT works for you because you are connecting from "host".

The server and the connection is on the same computer. If you don't enter anything, just the port (:25565), the Minecraft assumes localhost, which is your own computer and tries to connect there. That's why it works for you. We aren't connected to your computer, so it won't work for us.

16Skittles · 2012-07-06 13:07:17

Please, find a tutorial. It isn't as simple as just clicking a program and it will start up; you have to actually know what you are doing. You can connect on :25565 (although more standard is to use 'localhost' because that is on your own computer. For anyone else to find you, we need to know your address. Another analogy that could be used is that each computer is like a town, and its internet connection is its mailroom. A program sends a packet to the mailroom to be delivered to the destination address. It then sends the message to the post office on the destination computer. If the post office is accepting packets (the port is opened), then the packet will be allowed to enter your network. If not, the packet is wasted.

Try going to Portforward.com to find out how to open port 25565 on your computer. Then, go to a web site like cmyip.com to find your external IP address and give THAT to us.

bluecat600 · 2012-07-06 13:57:24

okey ill close this till i find out

Harakou · 2012-07-06 15:48:52

Closed by request of owner.

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