As a Minecraft Server Owner, you want to make sure that your server is running as best that it can. One of the most important parts of creating a server with no worries of crashes or lag is being able to read and understand the error codes that your server may spit out from time to time as some of these may cause your server to crash or not work properly. Once you are able to understand these errors, you will want to know how you can resolve each of them. However, there are endless error codes that may appear on your server and it may be hard to learn every single one of them. This is why we have created a knowledgebase that is full of useful tutorials on what these errors mean, how you can read them, and how you can resolve them.
Launching up Minecraft to play with friends on a server can be challenging, as unforeseen errors can arise. One of these is known as an invalid session, resulting in a failed connection. This doesn’t only impact one server, but all of them – making thi...
As Minecraft releases new updates, some servers may choose to remain on older versions. This can be for a variety of reasons, but nonetheless can cause issues for players trying to join. A good example would be servers choosing to remain on 1.18.2 to...
Note: Since Minecraft began updating from 1.7.4. to 1.8. there has been an extreme amount of fragmentation. This means that there are many different snapshots between 1.7.5. and 1.7.9. that provide partial play ability. You can find a list of the latest...
Whether you are running a modded or Vanilla Minecraft Server, running into issues with connection can lead to frustration in both you and the players on the server. One of the most common problems server owners run into is being unable to connect due...
A Ticking Entity crash will be caused when some form of data, typically a mob or block, in the world becomes corrupted. This will usually be displayed in a crash report as follows: java.lang.nullpointerexception: ticking entity The corruption that can...
While playing Minecraft, problems may occur that result in game crashes or needing to review past logs. Reasons may include a ticking issue or chat-related concerns, which results in trying to find crash reports and log files. This can be difficult to...
Many times when modifying a server you may experience issues with the server crashing. These crashes are generally caused by either mods, the world, or the server jar. When a server crashes, it generates a crash report in the FTP File Access. These crash...
Many times when modifying a server, you will experience issues with the server crashing. This generates a crash report in the FTP File Access which breaks down why the server crashed. However, sometimes there may not be enough information in the Crash...
Playing on your modded Minecraft server with friends can be tons of fun, but unexpected errors may disrupt your gameplay. One of these involves having an incomplete set of tags being received upon making the connection. This type of situation could be...
You may have experienced an issue where you or a player cannot join the server due to the error “You have been kicked by an operator”. You may be confused as to why they are getting this error if you have not banned this player. If from your server con...
