Hello Its me CapG Again... ive been having truoble connecting to my server... i restarted it many times but still nothing... i always got this message "Internal Exception, java.io.IOException: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host" i tried looking at my log and i havent found any problems.. here is my server ip: GemsCrafter.aternos.me
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Are you able to play from another computer
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Ur connected to the internet?
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If u play using cracked launcher u need to turn on the cracked thingy in the server options......I saw a video on this on the aternos youtube channel
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Maybe your router is the problem try to restart it
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Deadly_MC Bruh of course im connected to the internet... Like evryone knows you need internet access to play a server Lmao...
Deadly_MC hmm im using cracked launcher... i checked the folder of minecraft whatever is that thingy and i dont have server.properties folder there! do i have to make one or do i have to install another different type of cracked launcher?...
Try check https://aternos.org/log, press "Share" and send me link. It could be 1 plugin of yours causing massive spam in the log
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CapG u need to enable the cracked option most probably in the aternos server options........
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CapG u need to enable the cracked option most probably in the aternos server options........
Don't you read the error he said before? The error happened due to server has suddenly stop. Crack or Premium does not do anything to fix
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I've also been having this problem frequently recently, unsure why. But here's a list of temporary fixes that have worked for me:
1. Turn off your firewall.
2. Try a different network, if you can. For example, your mobile phone's data (if you can).
3. Clear your DNS cache. To do this, open the command line (search for cmd on windows) and type "ipconfig /flushdns" without the "",then press enter.
4. Uninstall all instances of Java and install the correct one (windows 32 or 64 bit accordingly).
Unsure if related, but try starting your server (on the website), then restart your computer and open only minecraft. That worked once for me.
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I've also been having this problem frequently recently, unsure why. But here's a list of temporary fixes that have worked for me:
1. Turn off your firewall.
2. Try a different network, if you can. For example, your mobile phones data (if you can).
3. Clear your DNS cache. To do this, open the command line (search for cmd on windows) and tipe "icon fig /flushes" without the "",then press enter.
4. Uninstall all instances of Java and install the correct one only (windows 32 or 64 bit accordingly).
Unsure if related, but try ordering your server to start (on the website), then restart your computer and open only minecraft. That worked once for me.
Fix your English for bit
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Yeah, just noticed the autocorrect on my phone messed up some of the commands that aren't actually English.
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