Most server owners are struggling to keep the system running smoothly. Fortunately, there are a few tips on how to properly run and maintain a Minecraft server. But keep in mind: without good cooling, any home server can turn into trouble. Start at Step 1 to find out more.
Steps
1 Download the latest bukkit server from bukkit.org if you want a server of this kind, or if you want to add to the speed, then run the classic server, which is available for download on Minecraft.net
Step 2. If you are using a bukkit server, the fewer plugins installed, the better performance will be
Step 3. Install antigrief plugins such as CoreProtect, HawkEye, or LogBlock
Some users use Big Brother, but please note that this plugin may cause block lag. These plugins allow you to undo changes in blocks.
Step 4. Check the administrators before granting them access
They had to play on your server for a while and help with different tasks.
Step 5. To avoid hacking your server, use the "NoCheatPlus" plugin, as it blocks the use of some hacks
Step 6. If you are using a home server, make sure that the cooling is sufficient so that the computer does not overheat and shut down
Step 7. If you are not able to use a high-performance system, then use Linux, as it saves resources, and many owners agree with the fact that it is convenient to change the settings of this operating system
Step 8. Install chat spam protection using the "StopTalkingAutoBan" plugin
Step 9. Make sure your server has enough RAM to support the player base
Step 10. Architecture will be important, so make sure all public areas are beautiful and in working order
Step 11. Advertising can help with the number of players
List your server in the server list on planetminecraft.com and update it.
Step 12. Donations can help, for example, to purchase new equipment or pay for the cost of a server
The best way to get a donation is when a player requests admin access, you can say that you will if they donate. The best way to collect donations is with PayPal. It is safe and fast.
Step 13 Game ad networks for Minecraft servers like AdCraft.io can also help pay for server support costs
Step 14. Now, what if a hacker or a player stops your server?
Try using / deop playername. If that doesn't work, just ban them using the / ban playername command.
Step 15. DDoS is a situation that can happen to you
If your network crashes or you lose your internet connection while the server is running, then you may be Dossed. The best you can do is wait or reboot your router or modem.
Step 16. Look and configure "Port Forwarding"
This is not a difficult process, although it can be stressful.
Step 17. Use Teamspeak to talk to players or admins on your server and see how things are going
Step 18. If you notice that your server is not coping, then you have a problem
Perhaps there are too many players playing on your server or the server cannot handle the load. Stop it to avoid damaging your computer.
Step 19. For the server, use a stationary computer
Laptop performance will be lower when it comes to processing data.
Step 20. Can't assign more than 2GB of RAM to your server, while your computer has 6GB?
Install 64bit Java runtime, if you are using an operating system with 64bit, if not, then install one.
Step 21. It is recommended to use hosting with a Minecraft hosting company if you are serious about it
Using your computer to run a huge server will depend on your internet connection. If your connection exceeds 25Mbps, then you can use a home server for 50 players.
Advice
- Make sure all non-admin players are playing in survival mode, except when using a creative or adventure server style.
- Do not spam other popular servers with advertisements to attract attention to yours. This annoys other people and can get you banned or muted.
- Choose the right team members to manage your server. Most of the players will follow their example. As a result, you will create a good community with a lot of players.
- If you are using bukkit, learn how to use plugin permissions. They help with controlling the capabilities of the players.
- Update your server as soon as a new version of Minecraft is released.
- If you guess that a player is disturbing the peace of your server and interfering with other players, then do not let him know about it, otherwise he will pretend to be an ordinary player and destroy your server in the future.
- Recheck commands and plugins and check if they work. This reduces the number of player complaints and increases the chance that they will remain playing on your server.
- Do not leave things to the players - it will be dishonest towards others.