These requirements are enough for the 1-4 players. If you are interested in creating your own server with a dedicated server, this article is for you on the Minecraft Wiki.
Once you've met the requirements follow this step-by step guide to set up a server:
#1 - Download the server.jar file
Download the server.jar file directly from Minecraft's official website. The server.jar file is available on the official Minecraft website. After downloading, make sure the file name is minecraft_server.1.XX.X.jar, where XX.X is the version.
Create a folder named "Minecraft Server" to store the server-related files.
#2 - Open command prompt
Next, open the command prompt. Look for the command prompt in the start menu. Type "java-version" to determine if Java is installed or not.
Change your directory to the "Minecraft Server" folder, which contains the Jar file. Copy the address of the folder from the file manager, enter "cd," and paste the address of the folder. Hit Enter to switch the directory to your server folder.
For example, cdC:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Minecraft Server
After changing the directory, type Java -jar "name your jar".jar in the command prompt. Hit the Enter key. Although it will display an error message, there's no reason to worry.
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#3 - Make adjustments in Eula.txt and take note of query.port settings
After running the jar, a new text file named Eula will be added to the server folder. Open it in an editor for text, change eula=false from eula=true, and save it.
A second file, known as "server.properties" is found by players. It contains all the necessary information and settings like query.port and gamemode.
#4 - The server may be started
The command to launch the jar again. POU-GAMES.NET will now start without error. You can join the server by entering localhost or your IP address into the IP address box. You can add ":25565" to the end of your public address to join the server.
Just share your public IP address with trusted friends and family. Don't share it with strangers, as it can pose a security risk to your home and family. Click here to find out more about the process of setting up a Server.