How To Make a Minecraft 1.19.3 Server
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About this video: First things first, I want to mention that this is very much so the quick version of making a Minecraft server for 1.19.3. While not difficult to create a server, it is going to take you much longer than the one minute time slot of this short. With that being said, we do have a complete in-depth video and text guide on how to make a server in Minecraft 1.19.3 in the description above.
Also in the description above are various other links that will help you start a Minecraft server including port forwarding, Java, RAM, and general guides on fixing server issues. This will be extremely helpful for you starting your sever.
So how do you start a server, first, you need to download the Minecraft 1.19.3 server files. These can be located in the links in the description above directly on Minecraft’s website.
Once you have the 1.19.3 Minecraft server file downloaded, move it to an empty folder on your computer. Then, double-click the server.jar file.
An EULA file will generate. Open this and set the EULA to =true. Save the file, and double-click the server.jar again.
Your 1.19.3 Minecraft server will start. At this point, you can join your server with localhost as the IP.
If you want play Minecraft 1.19.3 with your friends, you will need to port forward. We have a complete guide on port forwarding a Minecraft server in the description above.
Nevertheless, that is the basics of how to make a Minecraft server in 1.19.3. If you have any questions about making a 1.19.3, be sure to check out of full video and subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already. It really helps us out, and it means a ton to me. Thanks in advance!
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