My suggestion is to create a whitelist by IP. Because the username can be changed to a whitelist username. 
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... depends on if the whitelisted name is from a premium account actually
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My suggestion is to create a whitelist by IP. Because the username can be changed to a whitelist username.
This is a known issue on cracked servers. The only correct solution is to buy minecraft and disable cracked on your server.
Or make use of a plugin like authme
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This is a known issue on cracked servers. The only correct solution is to buy minecraft and disable cracked on your server.
Or make use of a plugin like authme
Could the function that I mention (IP Whitelist) be added in the future?
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A plugin or server software would need to add that. Aternos doesnt develop things like that
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“Banned IPs” is a default feature of the Minecraft server software.
“Whitelist IPs” is not. This means someone would have to develop a mod/plugin to add it. We won’t do that because:
1. We are not mod/plugin developers
2. We would have to create a lot of different versions to support all server softwares (Bukkit, Forge, Pocketmine, etc.)
3. Some server softwares do not support mods/plugins at all
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“Banned IPs” is a default feature of the Minecraft server software.
“Whitelist IPs” is not. This means someone would have to develop a mod/plugin to add it. We won’t do that because:
1. We are not mod/plugin developers
2. We would have to create a lot of different versions to support all server softwares (Bukkit, Forge, Pocketmine, etc.)
3. Some server softwares do not support mods/plugins at all
Why "Whitelist IPs" isn't a default feature then?
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Because no one ever made it.
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Why "Whitelist IPs" isn't a default feature then?
Ask mojang
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But probably because your IP address usually changes every day which makes an IP whitelist pretty much the most impractical way of controlling access to a server.
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