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Ubuntu 22.04 | Install & Setup a Minecraft Server

In this tutorial, I walk you through installing and setting up your own Minecraft server on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

Minecraft Server Link: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server

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26 thoughts on “Ubuntu 22.04 | Install & Setup a Minecraft Server

  • if anyone is wondering, this works perfectly even if you install the Paper MC jar instead of the default server jar, just replace the minecraft server file name with the paper server file name

  • Worked very well except anyone not on my wifi can't join is that something that dose not work with this method or did i not enable something.

  • 29:22 I'm going to assume so, but does with work if you're friends are outside your network?

  • How do you find your public ip for the server so you can connect outside of the network?

  • Thanks a bunch. with the website and a guided explanation from you. The server practically self-installs

  • If you have a GUI running on your Linux server there is no need to use screen unless you prefer connecting via SSH

  • UPDATE: flu kicking my butt… will update when i get a chance…
    Linux newbie here… i have tried several other paths to get our family's MC server migrated over, without even being able to get one to start… (casaOS with mineOS, paper & crafty) all taking more resources than the dark powers at MS… i have run Vanilla, Fabric & Forge modded on windows for years, but wanted to give the lower overhead of linux a try. the command line stuff was a bit daunting, but your instruction video makes it seem possible. will comment the outcome. good or bad. wish me luck.

  • im so glad i found this. im trying to get a server for my child's birthday. will try to do this on an old pc, crossing fingers everything turns out good

  • Thanks so much for this awesome video! Helped me out a ton, I love your straightforward methods and how you explain each step of the way.

  • guys can somone help i have installd java 19 and prettymuch evrythin and when i want to start the server with this code "java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft_server.1.20.4.jar nogui"and accsept the eula but then it just give me a error like this "Error: Unable to access jarfile minecraft_server.1.20.4.jar" can somone help ???

  • Error: Unable to access jarfile minecraft_server.1.20.2.jar anyone know how to fix this? edit: nvm im a fool and type it incorrectly

  • Great video, many thanks!
    do you know how to password protect this server?
    I've setup a server for some friends but dont want randoms joining and causing havoc.
    Thanks.

  • for some reason I am able to join my server but other people on other networks cant? Ive opened the port on my router and everything idk, but everything else works fine!

  • Can you make a video tutorial on how to backup a self hosted Minecraft server? Would greatly appreciate it.

  • For anyone running into problems with the command " sudo ufw allow OpenSSH " where it says: Could not find a profile matching 'openssh'
    Change it to " sudo ufw allow ssh ", or you can do " sudo ufw allow 22 " since SSH runs strictly on port 22

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