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Network

Manage your server’s network settings, including ports and allocations.

Accessing Network Settings

  1. Select your server from the dashboard
  2. Click Network in the left sidebar

Understanding Allocations

An allocation is an IP address and port combination that your server uses.

Primary Allocation

Your main server address that players connect to:
123.45.67.89:25565

Additional Allocations

Extra ports for:
  • Plugin features (Dynmap, voting, etc.)
  • Multiple services
  • Query ports

Viewing Your Allocations

The Network tab shows:
ColumnDescription
IP AddressThe server IP
PortThe port number
NotesOptional description
PrimaryStar indicates main allocation

Setting Primary Allocation

  1. Find the allocation you want as primary
  2. Click the star icon to make it primary
  3. Restart your server
Changing the primary allocation changes your server’s connection address! Update any published server lists.

Adding Notes

Document what each port is used for:
  1. Click on an allocation
  2. Enter a note (e.g., “Dynmap”, “Votifier”)
  3. Save

Requesting Additional Ports

If you need more ports than allocated:
  1. Contact support via Discord
  2. Explain what you need the port for
  3. Support will add the allocation if approved

Common Port Uses

Minecraft

PortCommon Use
25565Default game port
8123Dynmap web interface
8192Votifier
19132Bedrock (GeyserMC)

Vintage Story

PortCommon Use
42420Default game port

Firewall & DDoS Protection

All ports are protected by:
  • Enterprise firewall
  • NeoProtect DDoS mitigation
  • Traffic filtering
No additional configuration needed!

Port Forwarding

No port forwarding required! Your server is hosted on our infrastructure with direct internet access.

Troubleshooting

Players Can’t Connect

  1. Verify the correct IP and port
  2. Check if server is online
  3. Ensure correct game version
  4. Try disabling client-side firewall

Port Already in Use

  • Each service needs a unique port
  • Check if another process is using the port
  • Use a different allocation

Connection Timeout

  • Server might be starting up
  • Check console for errors
  • Verify server is running

Next Steps