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How To Make A Minecraft Server Free Of Charge Want to make a free Minecraft server? Webarchive.one You can create your own private server on Minecraft Java edition using free server software provided by Mojang. You can download this through the Minecraft website, but the initial process and how to run your server needs some more explaining. To get started, make sure you have the latest version of Java edition installed. To check whether you have this, simply use the control panel in Windows and update or install the latest version. Once you've set up a free Minecraft server, you can invite your friends online and even create your own rules, gameplay, and community within your own blocky creation. Here's how to get started on making a free Minecraft server, as well as the options for hosting a server for free. For a thorough breakdown of common questions and answers, be sure to check out the Microsoft help article and Minecraft's recommended hosting guide. Follow the steps below or check out the video for a walkthrough on how to set up a Minecraft server. How to create a Minecraft server for free Download the latest Java and Minecraft server software. - Create a folder for your server. - Drag the Minecraft download into the folder. - Open the Minecraft program (server.jar). - Open the text file eula.txt in a text editor. - Change eula=false from eula=true so that you have read, understood, and agreed to the user license agreement. Save this file You can further edit the server through the server settings file, by right clicking and opening the settings in Notepad. To open the server, launch Minecraft and click add server; once you're in, make yourself an admin by typing 'op [your username]' to enable Minecraft console commands. Game Pass for PC Game Pass for PC Microsoft $9.99 $1 (first month) Subscribe Network N earns commission from qualifying purchases via Microsoft and other programs. You can either share your server locally or use your external IP address to share with others, though we recommend exercising caution when doing so. Sharing your external IP address with people you don't know can be dangerous. To avoid any issues, you should run your Minecraft server on a separate PC to the one you host it on. This also ensures your free Minecraft server won't impact your gaming performance. Free Minecraft server hosting Though there are a number of sites that offer free Minecraft hosting, there are caveats that include addons that cost money and a lack of support. Most free server hosting has a maximum player limit, so free Minecraft server hosting is a good choice if you're new to Minecraft servers or just want to play with a few friends online. Before you sign up to any free Minecraft server hosting, be sure to research what kind of customer support and extras it comes with, such as DDoS protection and server backups. 24/7 hosting If you want free 24/7 hosting, your options are extremely limited. While there are free hosting services, many of them won't come up to scratch for what you need. You could turn your old PC into a server if you're committed to running your server long-term - check out the video above on how to do this.
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