Discussing firewall port issues on a Minecraft server.
Discussing firewall port issues on a Minecraft server.
TCP [::]:25563 [::]:0 active
LISTENING 16164
TCP [::]:25564 [::]:0 active
LISTENING 16164
TCP [::]:25565 [::]:0 active
There would be a need for an IP address in the 10.x.x.x range because it helps identify specific private networks. The three private ranges are well defined, and using these addresses ensures proper connectivity. If IPv4 ports aren’t available, adjusting settings or switching to IPv6 might resolve the problem.
IPv4 Address: 192.168.0.30 (Preferred). For the command, use the bungeecord jar and two additional Minecraft jars.
Using the Docker Desktop interface. Earlier I tested it on a Mac Mini without any issues (same containers).
The standard network configurations for Docker containers on a Mac could vary. I’m not very experienced with the Docker desktop interface; I usually manage containers via a docker-compose.yml file. You should likely verify available network settings within the container to control whether ports are exposed to the network. Since you mentioned seeing open ports, the problem might be related to IPv6 only—consider disabling the IPv6 stack on Windows and restarting the Docker container to test IPv4 listening.