How to Find the IP Address for Your Minecraft Server

Ever wondered how to connect to your friend’s Minecraft world or join a new adventure on a public server? You’ll need the server’s IP address, and here’s how you can find it!

Let’s dig into the details of discovering the IP address for a Minecraft server, ensuring you can jump into your next blocky adventure without a hitch.

Short and Sweet: Finding Your Server IP

Finding the IP address of a Minecraft server depends on whether it’s a public server or a private one you or your friend set up. For public servers, the IP is often listed on their website or a server list online. For a private server, the person who set up the server can find the IP address in their server settings or by checking their computer’s network settings.

If you’re playing on a server you set up, you can usually find the IP address by looking at your computer’s network settings. If you’re on Windows, open the Command Prompt and type ipconfig. Look for the “IPv4 Address.” That’s your server’s IP. On a Mac, go to System Preferences > Network, and you’ll see your IP address listed.

Connecting the Dots to Playbite

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