How to use monitoring

Minecraft server monitoring is a list of servers with addresses and live data: how many people are playing now, on which version of the server and whether it works at all. Online JuXMC measures itself, ping, by schedule, is not a number from the owner's words. If the server has stopped answering, this can be seen on the card.

Over the list are filters. Check your mode, your version and platform: Java for a computer or Bedrock for a phone, consoles, and Windows. You know what you're looking for, write down the name of the server or its IP.

Order is chosen by tabs. "In points" is the main rating, and it's a promotion: owners buy points, and the server with scores is higher. "Online" puts the first servers where most people are right now — that order does not depend on money and votes. "In voices" is based on the voice of the players in the month. "New" are the servers that have recently been added to monitoring.

Two more pages for people who choose. "Top of the servers of the month" is a monthly average online rating, no place to buy. "Online Now" shows how many people are playing on the monitoring servers this minute and how online has changed in 24 hours.

How to choose a server

Start online. On the server page, there's an online now, a 24-hour and a week schedule, a peak and a record. Live online changes in time of day: less, more at night. The straight line is no hesitation.

Then stability. In 90 days' time, it shows whether or not the server was often located. If you fail every week, a long building on it is a risk.

Mode narrows the list the most. Survival and SMP are for long games with neighbors, anarchy and grift for those willing to lose constructions, mini-games and BedWars for short matches, mod modpacks for factories, magic, and adventures.

Next, what's needed for the entrance. The version or range of versions is shown in the card. It also shows whether the server checks out the license and whether it needs a launcher or a mod modpack. The rules, donuts, and dates of the vipo are found in the description and on the project website: if money sells what fights or economics solves, there will be no fair play.

At the bottom of the page are similar servers, if this one does not suit you.

How to log into the server

Press Copy Address, the IP server will be in the exchange buffer. In Minecraft Java, open the "Netplay" game to add, put an address and save it. In Bedrock, "Play" ♪ "Servers" ♪ Add server: address and port, usually 19132. The steps for your platform are in the section "How to Enter" on the server page.

Many servers have the JuxLauncher button. The website's Luncher will set up the right version of Java Edition and enter the server; you don't have to look for the version and write the address with your hands.

If the game says it's not the right version, check it with a card: a range like "1.16-1.21" means that any version of it will work. On a server without a license, you have to register at the first entry -- the command will tell the chat. The fashion server is first used to assemble it.

Voice for the server and your server in monitoring

You like the server -- you vote for it, you can vote for it every day. The voice moves the server in the voices tab, and the basic order doesn't change. Some servers give a voice award in the game -- they need to put their name on it.

Add your server free of charge: Enter the website, give the address and fill in the card -- name, modes and a few lines of description; banners and screen shots if you want to. The server will be on the directory as soon as you save the card, and online comes after the first interview. The only promotion paid here is points, color selection, and VIP form.

Before entering, read the description and rules of the project. The owner's links will help you clarify the details with the server administration.