Arqade Asked by user225451 on July 22, 2021
I’m running minecraft Server on Ubuntu 18.04 – the minecraft_server.jar. status says its running on the machine. nmap shows its running and ports are open. The local IP is 192.168.1.36 and the port is 25565. I go to my other Linux scan that address and reports that indeed it is open and running.
I go to Windows 10 with purchased minecraft version 1.8.1 and put in the IP and port in the 2 separate fields. Can’t connect.
Is there some other mystery setting to allow not localhost connections or something?
A Windows 10 Minecraft client can't connect to a Java Server. You need to buy the Java Client or pay for the microsoft server feature.
Answered by user225451 on July 22, 2021
There are currently two editions of Minecraft being actively developed:
The players on the Java Edition can only connect to Java Edition servers, and the players on the Bedrock Edition can only connect to Bedrock Edition servers. (The platform / OS which on the game is running doesn't matter, except in the case of Xbox One, where there are some limitations for players without Xbox Live Gold.) You need to download the appropriate server for your edition.
Alternatively -, but this is not (yet) a good option - you can run a Minecraft: Java Edition Spigot server, which is an (indirect) fork of the original vanilla Minecraft server with some tweaks and support for plugins, install the ProtocolSupportPE plugin to allow Bedrock Edition players to connect to your Java Edition server. Please note that this is in heavy development, you will have to compile it yourself, and last time I've checked it out, it had a major bug with you not being able to see the player at the right location, but as time goes by, this solution might become reasonable, but I have referenced it in case somebody really needs it.
Answered by Spawn Chunks on July 22, 2021
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