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Just now, xCykrix said:

I apologize, that was meant for Windows 10 based systems.

 

Just now, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

ok its private now what do i do

Alright, it's good that you got it. Try launching the server and checking the port. Also I would recommend restarting.

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4 minutes ago, xCykrix said:

 

Alright, it's good that you got it. Try launching the server and checking the port. Also I would recommend restarting.

I restarted and it still says its closed, I'm running Windows 10

 

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2 minutes ago, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

I restarted and it still says its closed, I'm running Windows 10

 

Does your network and sharing center say Private?

Also does your firewall say Connected under Private or Public still?

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Alright. Is your server.properties default then? Also what command are you using to start the server?

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2 minutes ago, xCykrix said:

 

... The server has to be open for the port to be listed as open.

the actual Minecraft server?

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Just now, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

the actual Minecraft server?

Yes. It binds to the port on launch to show it as open or closed.

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7 minutes ago, xCykrix said:

Check task manager for multiple instances of java.exe or javaw.exe

no extra instances.

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7 minutes ago, xCykrix said:

Check task manager for multiple instances of java.exe or javaw.exe

anything else to try?

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29 minutes ago, xCykrix said:

Check task manager for multiple instances of java.exe or javaw.exe

i checked my netstat -a -o and is said there wasent any repets aswell

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21 minutes ago, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

 

anything else to try?

Hmm... As previous. Your server.properties is clean correct?

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1 minute ago, xCykrix said:

Hmm... As previous. Your server.properties is clean correct?

what do you mean by clean?

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Just now, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

what do you mean by clean?

Can you either copy/paste the contents in a block or upload the server.properties file? To make sure nothing is wrong in the configuration.

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4 minutes ago, xCykrix said:

Keep the server-ip blank. Only Hamachi uses it that way. Thats probably your bind error right there. Invalid IP Address

OMGOSH

I DID IT

YESSSSSSSS THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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1 minute ago, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

OMGOSH

I DID IT

YESSSSSSSS THANK YOU SO MUCH!

:D - Slow debugging but it paid off.

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1 minute ago, xCykrix said:

:D - Slow debugging but it paid off.

Yes it did thanks again so much!

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