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How do I connect 2 computers to a server?


TekkMan

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I'm trying to make a private server for me and my brother and I'm having trouble connecting the two computers.

Is there a way to do this?

Here are the properties:

#Minecraft server properties

#Fri Nov 16 23:13:34 EST 2012

allow-nether=true

level-name=Tekkit Adventures

enable-query=false

allow-flight=true

server-port=25565

level-type=DEFAULT

enable-rcon=false

level-seed=

server-ip=

max-build-height=256

spawn-npcs=true

white-list=false

spawn-animals=true

online-mode=true

pvp=true

difficulty=2

gamemode=0

max-players=8

spawn-monsters=true

generate-structures=true

view-distance=10

motd= The rockin server

Is there anything out side of the properties that I need to change.

I've disabled the fire wall on both computers but that dosn't do anything.

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Assuming both of you are on the same private network, you only need to give him the private IP address of the computer running the server. If there's still trouble, add the port as well.

Private IP will look something like 192.168.x.x

If you need to add a port 192.168.x.x:25565

Filling in the x's with the appropriate numbers

Your properties file should be ready to go by default

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OK Thanks for the help it's almost working i just need to do something with the port because it isn't binding anymore.

It use to but now it doesn't because apparently there is already a server running on the port.

well, chances are that you still have it running, either it froze and never shut down properly, or you literally are still running the server when you try to start a new one. make sure any old instances of the server are stopped before starting a new one.

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I tried these and every time I use the IP address it comes up with this message:

[WARNING]****FAILED TO BIND TO PORT!

[WARNING] The exception was: java.net.BindException: Cannot assign requested address: JUM_Bind

Does the IP address need to be in the properties file?

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If you want to make sure any server are shut down... press ctrl, alt, and delete at the same time and start task manager. Go to procceses and find "javaw.exe" and end that process. if you did it right the server should be shut down and ready to be start up again.

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