#Bedrock players can't connect since last update
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This means that the Bedrock client cannot find the server specified.
If you have not already, follow our setup instructions. Then, check the server console for any errors.
To verify Bedrock clients can connect, you can try running the geyser connectiontest <ip>:<port> command with your server IP and Geyser port.
Additionally, there are various fixes for this on our wiki, please see here.
!!dump
Run geyser dump (server console) / /geyser dump (ingame chat) on your Geyser instance or server, then copy the link it will give you and paste it here. A Geyser dump is a way of providing us with a bunch of useful information about your server and Geyser config. This doesn't include any IPs or sensitive data.
furthermore, are you using a server hosting provider?
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!!test what's the output of the connectiontest command?
To check whether Bedrock players can connect or if port forwarding for Geyser is working, run the following command in your Minecraft server console:
geyser connectiontest <ip>:<port>
For example, if your server is running on the IP 12.34.56.78 and port 19132, you would run geyser connectiontest 12.34.56.78:19132.
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in the BungeeCord console, since that's where geyser should be installed
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You leveled up to level 1!
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maybe? what happened if you run geyser dump in the console?
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!!logs in that case, send a full server log
An entire log file is a very useful way of debugging any issues with plugins. Sometimes a snippet of a log doesn't tell the whole story!
You can upload your log file into this channel, or you can use https://mclo.gs/ to censor all IPs present in your log.
For BungeeCord (not Waterfall) there is a proxy.log.0 file in the root and for everything else it is latest.log in logs folder.
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See below for details and possible fixes
Geyser currently requires Java 17 or later to run. You can download Java 17 at https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases/
To find out how to change your Java version on hosts or other platforms, look at https://docs.papermc.io/java-install-update
If you’re running a version of Paper that does not support Java 17 or later, you can add the flag -DPaper.IgnoreJavaVersion=true to your startup Java arguments to allow Paper to run on Java 17.
You can run Geyser standalone on another device if a server software cannot be updated to use Java 17.