Minecraft HostingMinecraft Bedrock Edition offers cross-platform multiplayer gameplay across mobile, desktop, PlayStation, Xbox, and other platforms. Whether you're hosting your own Bedrock server for creative building or survival adventures with friends, connecting to your server is simple through the game's built-in server browser. This guide works for all Bedrock platforms and will walk you through adding your hosted server and connecting to start your blocky adventure.
Step 1: Access Your Server Details
Navigate to https://mintservers.com/dashboard and log into your account.
Click on your Minecraft Bedrock server and then "Open Game Panel".
Copy the Server Address and Port from your server panel. The format will look like this: 158.62.204.17:19132
Step 2: Launch Minecraft and Select Play
From the Minecraft Bedrock main menu, press the Play button.
Step 3: Access Servers Tab
In the top right corner, choose the Servers option.
Step 4: Add Your Server
On the left-hand side, select the Add server option.
Step 5: Enter Server Details
Input the following information:
Server name: Choose any name for your server (e.g., "My Server")
Server address: Enter the IP address from Step 1 (e.g., 158.62.204.17)
Port: Enter the port number from Step 1 (e.g., 19132)
Troubleshooting
If you're having trouble connecting, verify these common issues:
- Ensure your server is running and online in the game panel
- Double-check the server address and port number are correct
- Verify you're using Minecraft Bedrock Edition (not Java Edition)
- Check that your platform supports external servers (some console versions may have restrictions)
- Make sure you have a stable internet connection