If you're having trouble connecting to your Minecraft Bedrock server, there could be several causes — from incorrect IP settings to firewall issues. This guide will help you troubleshoot the most common problems. ⚠️
⛏️ 1. Check the IP and Port
- ➡️ Make sure you're using the correct IP address and Bedrock port (usually
19132) - ✔️ These details are shown on your server’s dashboard in the panel
❌ Java Edition players cannot connect to Bedrock servers and vice versa.
➕ 2. Confirm the Server Is Online
- ➡️ Check your panel to see if the server is running
- ➡️ If it's stopped or crashed, try starting it again
- ✔️ You can also check the console for errors
⏰ If the server crashes during startup, it could be due to addon issues or missing files.
⚔️ 3. Make Sure You're on the Right Version
- ➡️ Your Bedrock client version must match or be compatible with the server version
- ✔️ If you're getting a "server outdated" message, the server may need to be updated
➡️ See our guide on Fixing “Server Outdated” or “Incompatible Version” Errors for more help.
➖ 4. Double-Check Your Internet and NAT Type
- ➡️ Restart your router and game if you suspect a local connection issue
- ➡️ Strict NAT types or certain firewall/router settings can block server connections
✔️ Try connecting from another device or network to rule out local issues.
➡️ For help with installation, see our guides on installing addons and plugins. ✅
Still stuck? Reach out to support or open a ticket — we’re here to help you get connected. ✔️
