#I am unable to connect on Bedrock

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balmy sequoia
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When I join I get the following error:
Your version is not supported.

Unable to connect to world.

I am using the latest build of Paper (1.21.8 #60) and it is working fine for Java. I followed a tutorial which I used before when setting up my 1.21.5 Paper server (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMD2rZWu7xU). I have tried both using my URL and IP, I also tried from another network and nothing seemed to work so I don't think that is the issue. I have set up port forwarding for 19132 using UDP in my router settings. I am really stuck because I don't know what's different now, and what I have done wrong.

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# balmy sequoia When I join I get the following error: Your version is not supported. Unable to...
Found errors in the log!

See below for details and possible fixes

Unable to connect to world

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.

pearl hornetBOT
# balmy sequoia When I join I get the following error: Your version is not supported. Unable to...
Found errors in the image!
Unable to connect to world

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.

balmy sequoia
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I got this when trying it, so it must be the server itself

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The Java server is working

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urban tinsel
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Uh when clone remote port is on it does what Java has

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Just use 25565 or turn it off

balmy sequoia
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Alright

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It's working! Thank you so much, I was stumped.

urban tinsel
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Np

pearl hornetBOT
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