Setting up a server

[Luktor]

when i try to use the Dragon Block C Mod on my Server, i get the Message: Waiting for Server Data

I used the same Mods Folder from my Mods Folder in Minecraft and i Copied the Configurations from the Client on the server

Can anyone help me?

[Gabriel Santos Botelho Meles]

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[Khalil]

did you install forge into your server?
did you put the mods correctly?
is it the same version?

[Luktor]

Yep, Yep and Yep :/

[StarXuno]

Did you ever fix this?

[Aegous]

Probably made your start bat launch the minecraft_server jar and not the forge jar, meaning it just booted a regular vanilla server.

[posterierman]

Try checking that your server is bound correctly either to localhost, or, if port forwarding, put it through your local ipv4 and connect to your external ip

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by posterierman.

[gabo]

el servidor es premiun?

[Karthadon]

use

java -Xmx1024M -jar forge.jar -o true
PAUSE

for your run.bat

[Elijah]

i’m trying to start a server on apex hosting and i’m having the same issue does anyone know how to fix it if i’m not using port forwarding cause all the fixes i’ve found only work for port forwarding

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Elijah.

[noeckede]

youd need the proper server file
https://s3.amazonaws.com/Minecraft.Download/versions/1.7.10/minecraft_server.1.7.10.exe

the one on the minecraft site is generally for the most current version.
this one will get you the 1.7.10 server file to create the proper server. then download the forge files and install them for the server should be an option in the installer.
after that its basically the same as for client minecraft put mods into the mods folder, ect.
make sure the clients connecting have the same mods as well and i never did the port forwarding should be guides online generally the hard part is getting that 1.7.10 server file.

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