A Step-by-Step Guide: How to Add Servers in Minecraft Bedrock

16/09/2022

Minecraft Bedrock Edition provides players with the opportunity to explore a vast multiplayer world and connect with friends or other players from around the globe. Adding servers in Minecraft Bedrock is a simple process that allows you to join new communities, access exciting game modes, and embark on multiplayer adventures. In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process of adding servers in Minecraft Bedrock, so you can expand your gaming experience and discover new realms of creativity.

Step 1: Launch Minecraft Bedrock EditionOpen the Minecraft Bedrock Edition app on your device. Ensure that you have a stable internet connection before proceeding.

Step 2: Navigate to the Server TabOnce you're in the Minecraft Bedrock main menu, click on the "Play" button. On the next screen, you'll find a list of available options. Select the "Servers" tab to access the server menu.

Step 3: Add a New ServerIn the server menu, you'll see a list of featured servers. To add a new server, click on the "Add Server" button. This will open a new screen where you can enter the necessary details.

Step 4: Enter Server Information

In the server information screen, you'll need to enter the details of the server you want to add. Start by providing a name for the server in the "Server Name" field. This can be any name you choose, as it will help you identify the server later.

Step 5: Enter Server Address

Next, enter the server address in the "Server Address" field. This address is typically an IP address or a domain name associated with the server you wish to join. Make sure to enter the address accurately to ensure a successful connection.

Step 6: Adjust Server Port (if necessary)

If the server you're adding uses a non-default port, you'll need to adjust the port number accordingly. By default, Minecraft Bedrock uses port 19132, but some servers may use different ports. If needed, enter the correct port number in the "Port" field.

Step 7: Save Server DetailsOnce you've entered the server name, address, and port (if necessary), click on the "Save" or "Add Server" button to save the server details. The server will now appear in your server list.

Step 8: Join the Server

To join the added server, simply click on its name in the server list. Minecraft Bedrock will attempt to connect to the server using the provided address and port. If the connection is successful, you'll be transported to the server's world, where you can begin your multiplayer adventure.

Step 9: Explore and Enjoy

Congratulations! You've successfully added a server in Minecraft Bedrock. Now it's time to explore the server, interact with other players, and engage in exciting multiplayer gameplay. Discover new communities, join mini-games, embark on survival challenges, or unleash your creativity in cooperative building projects.

Remember to follow the server's rules and guidelines, be respectful to other players, and enjoy the vast world of multiplayer possibilities in Minecraft Bedrock Edition.