• English

Go to website

• Installing a Mod Pack on your Minecraft Server

  Find the mod pack you want on the internet. Download the server version of it and extra it to a folder on your PC There should not be one or more .bat files that you need to run, for example, for Feed The Beast, there are: FTBInstall.bat Settings.bat ServerStart.bat You should run them in the above order, or similar order for other mod packs. TFew readers

• Creating SRV Record for Minecraft

  This article explains how to create an SRV record for a Minecraft game server. What this does is make it so you can connect to your Minecraft game server using a friendly name, rather than your IP and PORT. Using an SRV record means you do not need a dedicated IP to be able to connect using a friendly name. You can either setup an SRV record for your own domain following the below instructions, or we can setupFew readers

• Installing Custom Jars On Your Minecraft Server

  This will show you how to setup a custom jar on your Minecraft server. You will need to use a desktop FTP client such as FileZilla to connect to your servers FTP and upload the files. First, please find the custom jar server file that you would like to use, such as a specific Spigot version and download it to your PC. Rename the .jar file you just downloaded to: ++custom.jar++ Next connect to your FTP using aFew readers

• How to login to your Minecraft control panel

  You will receive an email shortly after order (please allow 5-10 mins, although its usually done in just 2 mins) of your Minecraft control panel details and server information. If you dont see it, please check your spam and junk folders. You can find the control panel here. For Minecraft we use Multicraft. Then enter your username and password from your welcome mail.Few readers

• Minecraft how to set op/ user-permission-level

  Log in to your multicraft control panel. Click Console. Run the command, op (Ex: op Testuser) You will now see a message confirming you are now OP. Log in to your multicraft control panel click on playersFew readers

• How to ban/unban players on your Minecraft server

  You can use the following commands in-game as OP to ban/unban players on your Minecraft Server. Ban players /ban username reason This bans a player by their username, stopping them being able to connect, adding a reason is optional. /ban-ip username reason This bans a player by their Ip address, stopping any player with this IP being able to connect, adding a reaFew readers

• How to enable or disable whitelist on your Minecraft server

  Log into your multicraft control panel, and stop your server. Enter Files, and then ‘Configuration’. Here you’ll want to edit the file ‘Whitelisted Players’. You will need to put the following for each player : [ { "uuid": "", "name": "" } ] Save your changes and start your server. You can do the following from your server as admin. /whitelist on - enable whitelisting and onlFew readers

• How to connect to the server using FTP (Minecraft)

  ** This guide will help you connect to your server with an FTP client In this guide you will need: An FTP Client, such as Filezilla FTP Connection info, which'll be covered in the guide Download Filezilla from the link above, remember to grab the client, not the server! Head to your servers panel and click Files > FTP File Access ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/webFew readers

• Minecraft - Changing or Wiping your World/Seed/Save

  Log in to your Multicraft control panel. Link to Multicraft Login Panel First click Files. And then click Config Files. Multicraft Click Server Settings. Multicraft Server Settings To change the world and seed, scroll through the seFew readers