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Setting Up a BungeeCord or Velocity Proxy
A proxy server lets you connect multiple Minecraft servers together under one network. Players connect to the proxy, which then routes them between your backend servers (such as a lobby, survival, or...
How to Install a Modpack on Your Server
The Game Panel includes a built-in modpack installer that lets you browse and install modpacks directly from your browser. It supports modpacks from several popular platforms including Modrinth, Curse...
How to Install Mods on Your Server
The Game Panel includes a built-in mod browser that lets you search, install, update, and remove mods directly from your browser. It supports mods from CurseForge and Modrinth, and works with mod load...
Using the Backup System
Backups save a copy of your server files and can be restored at any time from the Game Panel. All backups are stored off-site on a separate system from your server, providing reliable long-term redund...
Using the Snapshot System
Snapshots save a complete copy of your server, including all files, startup settings, and database configurations. They are useful for preserving your server's full state before making major changes,...
How to Add a Resource Pack to Your Server
Resource packs let you customise the textures, sounds, and visual assets players see when they join your server. When a resource pack is configured, players receive a prompt to download it when they c...
Using the Votifier Tester
The Game Panel includes a built-in Votifier Tester that lets you send test votes to your server. This is useful for verifying that your Votifier plugin is set up correctly and that vote rewards are wo...
Using the File Editor
The Game Panel includes a built-in VS Code Editor for editing files directly from your browser. You can use it to edit configuration files, scripts, and other text files without needing to download an...
How to Upload Your Single Player World to Your Server
This guide walks you through taking a world from Minecraft single player and installing it on your server. Choose your operating system below and follow the steps. Finding and Preparing Your World You...
Troubleshooting Server Lag
This guide will help you identify and fix lag issues on your Minecraft server, including understanding performance metrics, generating diagnostic reports, and applying common fixes. Contents Understan...
Understanding server.properties
The file is the core configuration file for any Minecraft server. It controls everything from your server's game mode and difficulty to player limits and view distance. Understanding these settings he...
How to Access and Manage Server Files
This guide covers everything you need to know about accessing and managing files on your server, including the built-in file manager and SFTP for larger transfers. Using the Built-in File Manager The...
How to Migrate Your Server to Obsidian Servers
This guide walks you through moving an existing Minecraft server from another hosting provider to Obsidian Servers. Whether you have a small survival server or a large network with plugins and databas...
Getting Started with Your Server
Welcome to Obsidian Servers! This guide will walk you through accessing your server for the first time, understanding the Game Panel, and connecting to your server in Minecraft. Accessing the Game Pan...
Connecting a Custom Domain
This guide explains how to connect your own domain to your Minecraft server, allowing players to join using an address like instead of an IP address and port. Say goodbye to purchasing a dedicated IP...
How to Install Plugins on Your Server
Plugins are server-side add-ons that extend your Minecraft server with new features, commands, and gameplay mechanics. This guide covers how to install, verify, and configure plugins on your server. S...
Basic Minecraft Server Commands
This guide covers essential commands for managing your Minecraft server. These commands can be run from the server console in the Game Panel or in-game if you have operator permissions. Using Commands...
How to Install a World onto Your Server
This guide explains how to upload and install a custom world onto your Minecraft server using the Game Panel. Before You Begin Important: Your server must be stopped before uploading or changing world...
Using the RAM Monitor
The RAM Monitor tracks your server's memory usage and sends alerts when it exceeds a threshold you set. This helps you identify memory issues before they cause lag or crashes. Contents Getting Started...
Uploading a Custom Server JAR
This guide explains how to upload and use a custom server JAR file on your Minecraft server. Before You Start For most users, the built-in Version Changer is the easiest way to change your server soft...
DDoS Protection Explained
All Obsidian Servers include basic DDoS protection by default, keeping your server safe from most common attacks. For servers that need an extra layer of security, Enhanced DDoS Protection adds Minecr...
What Versions of Bedrock Server Software Do We Currently Support?
This article covers server software that runs natively on Bedrock Edition using Java, compatible with Obsidian Servers. Unfortunately, we've run into some issues with Minecraft Bedrock servers and are...
Setting Up a Subdomain for Your Minecraft Server
Obsidian Servers allows you to create custom subdomains for your Minecraft server, making it easier for players to connect without remembering IP addresses and port numbers. Creating a Subdomain 1. Lo...
Port Allocation for Minecraft Servers
By default, each Obsidian Servers customer receives 5 ports allocated to their Minecraft hosting package: - 1 primary port for your Minecraft server - 4 additional ports for RCON, plugins, or mod pack...
Logging Into The Obsidian Servers Control Panel
After placing an order with Obsidian Servers, you'll need to access the control panel to manage your Minecraft server. This guide explains how to log in to the panel for the first time. Accessing the...
How to Reinstall Your Minecraft Server
There may be times when you need to reinstall your Minecraft server to fix issues or start fresh. This guide will walk you through the process. > Warning: Reinstalling your server will permanently del...
Understanding The Game Panel
Game Panel User Guide Welcome to your game server management panel. This guide covers all the features available to you for managing your game servers. --- Table of Contents 1. Dashboard & Server Over...
Creating a MySQL Database for Your Minecraft Server
Obsidian Servers allows you to create SQL databases for your Minecraft server, which can be useful for plugins that require database storage. This guide will walk you through the process of creating a...
Changing your Minecraft Server Version
Obsidian Servers allows you to select from a variety of Minecraft server types and versions. This guide will walk you through the process of changing your server version, whether you're setting up a n...
Adding Users to the Control Panel
This guide explains how to add additional users to your Minecraft server in the control panel in Obsidian Servers. Adding users allows you to grant others access to manage your server without sharing...