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What is a Minecraft Server IP?
A Minecraft server IP (also called a server address) is the unique identifier you need to connect to a multiplayer server. Think of it like a phone number for servers β each server has its own unique address that players use to join.
Server IPs come in two formats: domain names (like play.example.com) that are easy to remember, or numeric IP addresses (like 192.168.1.1) with optional port numbers.
Did You Know?
Most large Minecraft servers use domain names (like play.hypixel.net) because they're easier to remember. The domain automatically points to the server's numeric IP address behind the scenes.
IP Address Formats Explained
Domain Name
play.hypixel.netMost common format. Easy to remember, works like a website address. Most large servers use this format.
IP with Port
192.168.1.1:25565Numeric address with port number. Used when servers don't have a domain. The default Java port is 25565.
Bedrock IP
play.server.com:19132Bedrock Edition uses port 19132 by default instead of 25565. Some servers support both editions.
Domain Names vs Numeric IPs
Advantages
- Easy to remember and type (play.example.com)
- Server can change hosting without changing the address
- Looks more professional and trustworthy
- Can include subdomains for different game modes
Considerations
- Numeric IPs always work even if DNS is down
- No domain registration required for numeric IPs
- Direct connection without DNS lookup (slightly faster)
- Useful for testing and local servers
Pro Tip
If a server gives you both a domain name and a numeric IP, use the domain name. It's more reliable because the server owner can update it if their IP changes.
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How to Use a Server IP
Java Edition (PC)
- 1Open Minecraft Java Edition and click 'Multiplayer'
- 2Click 'Add Server' or 'Direct Connect'
- 3Paste the server IP in the 'Server Address' field
- 4Click 'Done' then double-click the server to join
- 5If required, make sure your version matches the server
Bedrock Edition (Mobile/Console)
- 1Open Minecraft Bedrock Edition and tap 'Play'
- 2Go to the 'Servers' tab at the top
- 3Scroll down and tap 'Add Server'
- 4Enter server name, IP address, and port (default: 19132)
- 5Tap 'Save' then select the server to connect
Console (Xbox/PS/Switch)
- 1Console doesn't natively support custom server IPs
- 2Use BedrockConnect or Phantom DNS methods
- 3Featured servers are available in the Servers tab
- 4Some services allow adding custom servers via DNS settings
Connection Troubleshooting
Check These First
- Server IP is spelled correctly (no spaces)
- Minecraft version matches server version
- Using the correct edition (Java/Bedrock)
- Port number included if required
- Internet connection is stable
Common Issues
- Server might be temporarily offline or in maintenance
- Firewall or antivirus blocking the connection
- Server is whitelist-only (requires application)
- Server has reached maximum player capacity
- VPN may be blocking the connection
Firewall Issues?
If you keep getting "Connection Timed Out" errors, try temporarily disabling your firewall or adding Minecraft (javaw.exe) as an exception. Also check if your ISP blocks the server port.
Before You Connect β Checklist
Correct IP Format
EssentialMake sure you're using the right IP format. Domain names don't need a port; numeric IPs might.
Matching Version
EssentialYour Minecraft version must match or be compatible with the server's version.
Right Edition
EssentialJava Edition IPs only work on Java, and Bedrock IPs only on Bedrock (unless crossplay enabled).
Server Status
ImportantCheck if the server is currently online before trying to connect.
Port Number
ImportantInclude the port if specified (e.g., :25566). Default ports can be omitted.
Whitelist Status
Nice to HaveSome servers require an application or invitation before you can join.
Tips & Tricks
Beginner Tips
Use Direct Connect First
Before adding a server to your list, use 'Direct Connect' to test if it works. This saves time if the IP is wrong.
Copy-Paste the IP
Always copy and paste server IPs instead of typing them manually. This prevents typos that cause connection failures.
Bookmark Your Favorites
Add servers you enjoy to your server list in-game and vote for them on ServerHub to find them easily later.
Advanced Tips
Use SRV Records
Some servers use SRV DNS records so you can connect with just the domain (no port). This is the cleanest setup.
Multiple Versions
Use a launcher like MultiMC or Prism to manage multiple Minecraft versions, so you can connect to any server.
Check Server Status
Use mcsrvstat.us or the ServerHub page to check if a server is online before trying to connect.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Minecraft server IP?
How do I find a Minecraft server IP?
What's the default Minecraft server port?
25565 by default. Bedrock Edition uses port 19132. If a server uses the default port, you don't need to include it when connecting.Why can't I connect to a server IP?
Can I hide my IP on Minecraft servers?
Do I need the port number?
What's the difference between Java and Bedrock server IPs?
25565 and Bedrock uses 19132. Some servers support both editions through GeyserMC crossplay, meaning both Java and Bedrock players connect to the same server.Can I play on a Java server from Bedrock?
Finding Minecraft Server IPs
Minecraft server IPs are essential for multiplayer gaming. Whether you're looking for a survival server IP, skyblock server IP, factions server IP, or any other gamemode, you'll need the server's unique address to connect.
ServerHub makes finding server IPs easy. Every server listing includes a one-click copy button for the IP address. Simply browse servers, find one you like, copy the IP, and paste it into Minecraft's multiplayer menu.
For Bedrock Edition players on mobile, console, or Windows 10/11, look for servers that specifically support Bedrock, or check if the server uses GeyserMC for cross-platform play. ServerHub marks crossplay-compatible servers so you can easily find them.
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