Oh they’re gonna welcome back to the breakdown today I’m gonna be teaching you how to port forward a minecraft server now this is the video that I get requested a lot and I think the reason I get requested it so much is because people want me to go more in depth in The port forward process then in my other more basic server tours where I go through port forwarding but don’t go as in-depth with it so basically if you want to see how to start a server and like get a server up and running you’ll get the I at the top Of your screen that’s gonna show you exactly how to make a server like what you see on your screen right now right it’s gonna have like the run dot bat file that you can click on and the the command prompt window that opens and all this stuff and at this point this server To be joined locally but your friends can’t doing this server in order to do that you need to be able to port forward that’s where we are with this video and that’s what we’re starting it but we’re gonna go through every single step of port forwarding a minecraft server for You however first and foremost didn’t want to mention that if you don’t report forward at all if you just want to start a minecraft server get an IP and play the easiest way to do that and it really only way to do that is with somebody like Apex minecraft hosting go to the First link down below the breakdown it explained Z / apex get an incredible 24 hour detox pack in minecraft server for you and your friends all you have to do over there is get an IP address and join that IP address if you can join our server played-out breakdown craft comm You can join an apex server because we host our server on apex minecraft hosting so again go to the first thing down below the breakdown to the XYZ size shape X get an incredible server without having to port forward nevertheless what have you doing a port forward you want To host your computer or your server on your computer well let’s go ahead and do that now again you should already have your server set up if you don’t there is a link in the description down below that will take you here and this is Going to show you how to set up your server and everything like that if you click on this other thing of the page I was just on because I set up a server this server before the video I forgot to close out of this page but nevertheless This will watch you through every single step of doing and setting up your own minecraft server on top of that we do have our in-depth video tutorial that I self over 100,000 people at the time I’m making this video start a server in 114 we’ve talked it over a million people Start minecraft servers in the past so you come here and go through this tutorial to start your server if you haven’t already I’m assuming you have because we’re just focusing on port forwarding now at this point once you’ve got your server up what we want to Do is get your default gateway and your ipv4 address so if you click the top left-hand corner of your screen or of my screen it’s in the bottom left-hand corner of your screen you will have the start window click on that little Windows icon on the bottom left of your Screen and then type in CMD you’ll then have command prompt here then go ahead and click on that and this should look pretty familiar it’s basically just like the thing behind us there except it’s not gonna anything in it it’s because we’re gonna type in here IP conf IG IP Config all one word exactly like we have it there and hit enter now a lot of information is gonna come up that’s pretty overwhelming but we only need two numbers we need our ipv4 address and the default gateway now some of this might not be here for you you might just have Numbers you might not have these big long strings of numbers and letters however if you do like I do that’s perfectly fine so we’re gonna open up a notepad document here you could write it down on your computer or something like there and on your computer on your blank Notepad or whatever but we’re just gonna put it in notepad here and this is our ipv4 address here we’ll actually move this down here so this is our IP v4 address and that is going to be your 192.168.1.1 2 3 that’s what it is for me yours is most likely completely Different if it is that’s perfectly fine then you’re gonna need your default gateway now your default gateway there’s actually two options so there’s this big long string of numbers fe80 9 6 10 all that stuff that’s not the one you want you want the one that’s just Numbers which in my case is the one in the bottom it might be on top for you but for me it’s on the bottom and it’s just 192.168.1.1 it’s that simple that easy and that’s all you need now before we get on into port forwarding we Actually need to come over to our server dot properties file here in the minecraft server so when you double click on the server dot properties file it opens in notepad for me it might not free you it might you might have to select notepad to open it the reason we Want to open this is because there’s two things we need to do first we need to come down here and find server – IP equals see that then next to the server – IP equals you want to enter your ipv4 address in my case 192.168.1.1 – Right like that now above that you need to take note of your server port it should be two five five six five if it isn’t make make that into two five five six five but that’s what it should be you shouldn’t have to change your server port but it’s important that you you Know look at it there and make sure it is two five five six five now go ahead and click file save on your server type properties file and now we need to open up our browser in our browser we need to open up a brand new tab and then in that New tab we need to take our default gateway which in my case was 192.168.1.1 and just paste it in the URL bar where you would type in the breakdown to XYZ or breakdown craft calm or youtube.com/ enter in there your eye or your default gateway and then hit enter then you’ll Get a page that most likely looks completely different from what you see here you will have though some sort of a login box now this is where I can’t give too much more information other than kind of going through our already existing tutorial for this because everybody’s router is different as far As what your login information is now a net gear router might have the same login information is another Netgear router especially if it’s the default information but overall you’re gonna have to find this yourself and we do have a resource linked in the description down below on how to find Your router’s password that goes through everything and basically method number one is talk to the person who set up your internet so go to whether it’s you know your brother your sister your significant other whatever it is go talk to the person who set up your internet And that is going to be the first step in s and hey how do you log into the router in order to you know like get into the back end of the router and port forward and change settings and things like that and if they don’t know then Move on and check your router for a sticker a lot of routers will actually have the default login information for the router on it and as long as your information hasn’t been changed and most people’s hasn’t actually you just take that information taught it into the Router and then you’re good to go now if that doesn’t work no worries or if that doesn’t have a sticker on your router you can try the default username and password from this website router passwords right here so if we click on that as you’ll be able to see this is Where you can select the manufacturer of your router let’s say you’ve had a I don’t know an axis router you can find the password and then it will give you all of the potential models and all the temperature and user names and passwords for that router so you just select your Model of router and there you go last but not least is if you find the default password and it doesn’t work you can reset your router and try the default info it will work at that point if you reset your router to default and then last but not least if it’s still not Working you can contact your ISP some ISPs do need to do port forwarding for you or specifically need to allow you to log into your router this is very very rare in my experience for example we’ve had 18 charter and then local ISP that I’ve worked with in the past and all of Them just allow you to log into your router without any problems however I’ve have heard Verizon sometimes seem to enable it on your account but nevertheless though is your last option nobody wants to give that option and most people don’t but nevertheless at this point we can go ahead and now jump Back over here enter your login information and log into your router now unfortunately this is another example somewhere where it’s going to be completely different for you unless you have a Linksys router and luckily for you we have a tutorial that will help you out we went through and created a Resource of all of the top routers that are out there today Verizon AT&T Cisco net gear Linksys all of these routers are covered in this video and if your router isn’t specifically covered in this video which by the way this is linked in the description down below but if it your Router is not specifically covered in this video that’s perfectly fine and the reason I say that is because a router like yours is probably featured in this video most routers have very similar software you know Cisco develops a lot of it Netgear develops some of it but Most of the time it’s very similar to other routers so if you want to do all of this video you’ll be able to log in to your router and be like oh this was mentioned on a Cisco router this was mentioned on another Netgear router even If yours isn’t in the video you’re most likely gonna be able to get help from that video but nevertheless for me it is in security now for you it may be in apps and gaming it might be in advanced it might be in security it might be in mat gaming And I’ll be in at 40 in 80/40 it could be in so many different options that you know you just need to make sure you’re looking for port forwarding or port forwarding / port triggering but overall it should be port forwarding it should be asking for a port and IP address all Of that stuff you’ll see what it should be asking for here in a minute but for me it is insecurity then what did I say it could be in absent gaming right that was something I said well there’s absent gaming right there so as you can see Apps and gaming and then from there for me it’s in single port forwarding right it’s security absent gaming single port forwarding for me right three different options I just don’t be afraid to click through your router if you can’t all break a router you can’t you can’t do Anything wrong as long as you only confirm and save changes when it is port forwarding and when port forwarding is what you’re doing right I mean you don’t have anything to worry about as long as the only changes you’re saving is port forwarding so now that’s once you’re Here you’ll see you know basically this application name or ID ports involved it could be external port and internal port port 1 port 2 but you’ll see something along the lines of a port you’ll then see a protocol of some sort it could also be called a network protocol and Then you’ll see some sort of IP you can also see how the drop down box of devices connected to your networks or your computer your Apple TV your phone all that stuff will be listed there and that’s okay that’s the same thing so for Me I need to click add in a single port forward and then for an application name or the ID right we’re finally port forwarding for minecraft didn’t know it would take you 10 minutes did you but nevertheless let’s go ahead and type in minecraft for that it’s our application Name that’s just so we can identify now the port anything to do with mine crack is going to be 2 5 5 6 5 unless you changed it in your server properties file if you change the excerpt properties file it’s going to be something different but by default it Should be 2 5 5 6 5 now again anything to do with port so external port was 2 5 5 6 5 internal port is 2 5 5 6 5 it doesn’t matter what word it says before or after port 4 you put 2 5 5 6 5 there Now for protocol we’re gonna do both we’re gonna do TCP / UDP or UDP / TCP either one right but you need to make sure both protocols select but Nick what if I can’t select protocols what if I do all right just pour forward twice right do this twice For each protocol do it once for TCP and then again for UDP but you shouldn’t need to do that you should be able to select both now for device IP this is actually going to be your ipv4 address which I signed sometimes referred to as your local IP address because that is The IP address of your computer so we’re gonna take this right here which in my case was 192.168 and it’s gonna be dot one dot one two three right like so and that’s that it’s done your port forward is done go ahead and click Save click Apply and click OK now you will need to stop your server and start your server in order to make it work so let’s go ahead and stop our server here it was running in the background and then we can go ahead and double click on run dot Bat and then it’ll start right on it right is that simple that easy I think a lot of people make port forwarding a little more crazy and a little more difficult than it actually is it’s not too hard to do you just need to log into your router and find port forwarding From there it’s very very simple now at this point your server will start right on up you’ll be good to go and you will be able to join it if you your public IP address now that’s not always true all I say that you can join any of your public IP address but your friends will be able to join it via your public IP address but you can find it what’s my IP calm which is selected in the description of this video but nevertheless you can go and join via your public IP address most of the time sometimes you’ll have to Join off at your local IP address here which is your ipv4 address so copy and paste that into Minecraft me if you can join off of that you’re good to go and if your friends can join off your public IP address you’re good to go but what if Your friends can’t join off of your public IP address well you need to enable it in Windows Defender your firewall on your computer or a firewall on your router right it could also be in a fire on your router see I have all these different firewalls on my router I Can come in here and do that I can add ports right to be ok in my router as security settings so then it’s something you might need to do I need you do need to do that it’s gonna be a bit different for every router but Just make sure you’re adding a pour for it or basically your port is being allowed on your router for that connection and then the same thing for Windows Defender your local firewall you’ll need to enable Java or minecraft or basically Java and minecraft to allow public connections to your computer in Order to allow Minecraft servers to work so yeah that’s pretty much if you have any questions let us know in the comment section down below we’ll try our best to help you out you can also comment on any of the articles on our website for help with more specific Things but thank you so so much for watching this video if it helped you out give it thumbs up subscribe the channel for more awesome content and come play with us I’m the best minecraft server in the multiverse play not breakdown craft calm we have great protected Survival We have a slash shop based economy and a player based economy a survival server with over 20 quest on our player based economy survival server and then we have custom Skyblock for your indifference to enjoy love it’s absolutely incredible and you absolutely 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About this video: If you want to learn how to port forward for a Minecraft server, this is the video for you. We go over everything that you need to know about getting port forwarding up and running for your Minecraft server. From how to login to your router to how to port forward on all of the top routers currently on the market, it is all covered in this video! Thus, without any more delay, let’s go ahead and learn how to port forward for Minecraft.
First and foremost, you will need to get your IPv4 address and your default gateway. Both of these are required in order to port forward for a Minecraft server. Luckily, this is a very simple and very easy process. Just open up your start menu by click the little Windows icon in the bottom left of your computer screen. Then, search for ‘CMD’. The ‘Command Prompt’ app will show in the results. Click on this app to open it.
Once you have Command Prompt open, you will need to type ‘ipconfig’ and hit enter. This will then give you a bunch of information. We, however, just need two things from this list. We need your IPv4 address, also known as your local IP, and we need your ‘Default Gateway’. If you have two things for your default gateway, get the one that is just numbers. Then, open up your server.properties file and put your IPv4 address next to where it says ‘server-ip’. Then, save the file.
Next, open up your web browser and create a new tab. Then, where you would normally type in a website, enter your default gateway. A login box will then appear on your screen. You need to enter your router’s username and password into this login box. You can find an in-depth guide on getting login information in the description above.
Once you have logged into your router, you will need to find where on your router you can port forward. This is going to be a bit different for every router. Luckily, we do have a vidoe linked in the description above that goes over how to port forward on the most popular routers today. That video is also focused more on Minecraft server port forwarding as well.
Nevertheless, after you have found where you can port forward on your router, you will need to finally port forward for a Minecraft server. To do this, you will forward the port 25565. This is going to be on the UDP and TCP protocols, and it will be on your local IPv4 address as your internal IP. If you need an external or outside IP, you can get that using the WhatsMyIP link in the description above. Now, just save your port forward.
And there you have it! You now know exactly how to port forward for a Minecraft server. If you have any questions, please feel free to let us know in the comment section down below, and be sure to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if it did help you get your Minecraft server port forwarded!
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