Server address, subdomain and ports

Everything about the server's address is in Server settings → Addresses.

Address and port

Each server has the node's IP address (or its name) and its own main port. Players connect to address:port. If the port is 25565, the address alone is enough. Support can change the main port for you: open a ticket.

Your own subdomain

Instead of an address with a port, you can set a subdomain of our domain, e.g. survival.epsrv.pl:

1. Enter the name and save.
2. The panel creates the DNS records itself, including an SRV record that tells Minecraft the port. Players then type just the subdomain.
3. The change usually works within a few minutes.

The name must not be offensive or impersonate other brands (see the terms of service).

Extra ports

Some add-ons need their own port: voice chat, a world map in the browser or Geyser for Bedrock players. You add an extra port in the same tab, within your package's limit. Add-ons installed with one click take a port themselves.

Protection against attacks

Every server is protected by our network's Anti-DDoS at no extra cost. Minecraft Shield (separate guide) adds protection against bots and mass joins of fake players: servers from 14.99 PLN per 30 days get it included.