While debugging my attempt to set up Geyser, I noticed an unexpected port mismatch: my Java server reports it is listening on 25589 but the clients happily connect on 25565. What is going on?
[13:28:22 INFO]: Starting Minecraft server on *:25589
#I noticed my Java Server thinks its on port 25589 but my clients all use 25565. How/why?
tender adder
eager cargo
Show me the port page
Do you have a dedicated IP?
Did you purchase a dedicated ip*
tender adder
It is not a dedicated IP. "Additional Ports" shows only: 51.81.168.3
25589
eager cargo
Can you show me the additional ports page
tender adder
eager cargo
Also what version are you on
tender adder
1.21.6, recently moved to Paper as well
tender adder
🙂 Yeah, this seems more like some kind of port forwarding / firewall thing that I don't understand about how Pebblehost works
eager cargo
Oh no it has nothing to do with the version dw about that
I'm gonna see now
How do you join your server?
What address do you use
tender adder
minecat.secure.pebble.host
eager cargo
Well then it does run on 25589 not 25565
What makes you think it is running on 25565
tender adder
because I connect to it on port 25565 with clients
tender adder
(and, in fact, cannot connect on 25589)
minecat.secure.pebble.host:25565 works too. minecat.secure.pebble.host:25589 does not
eager cargo
Pebble handles the port forwarding for that that's why
If you tried 51.81.168.3:25565
That would not work
The server runs on 25589
For geyser, you need to add a NEW port
tender adder
Okay, that's what I figured. But I still can't make geyser work. I added a new port but that didn't work -- Bedrock clients (and the "geyser connectiontest") timed out with the new port
eager cargo
You need to add a new port, change it in the geyser config
tender adder
Right. I added a port (now 8040), set geyser's config to use that, and to use "auto" for the "remote" stanza