Problems With Hosting Minecraft Server

I am having Problems With Launching a minecraft Server. I have tried spigot and open it with a batch file but it doesn't seem to work. I am on windows 10 the code for the batch file I am using is

java -Xmx2048M -jar minecraft_server.1.8.9 -o true
PAUSE

And it doesn't launch the jar file it says error unable to access jarfile minecraft_server.1.8.9

minecraft-java-edition minecraft-java-edition-server

Best Answer

Your launch command is missing the file extension. It should look like this:

java -Xmx2048M -jar minecraft_server.1.8.9.jar -o true
PAUSE

By default these extensions are hidden in Windows Explorer; you can turn them on (in Windows 10) by clicking on the View tab at the top of the folder and checking the box by 'File name extensions'.

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Quick Answer about "Problems With Hosting Minecraft Server"

Reboot the network.
Re-login your Minecraft account.
Flush your DNS and renew your IP.
Change the DNS servers.
Update your network driver.
Close bandwidth-hogging programs.
Turn off Windows Firewall.
Use a VPN.

Why is my Minecraft server not working?

Possible solutions are: Check that your network connection is enabled, and that no programs are blocking outgoing connections. Try disabling any existing firewall program, or changing its configuration options. Restart your modem/router.

Is 4gb RAM enough for Minecraft server hosting?

But 4gb ram is good for 4 players server but not on a \u201cGlobal Server\u201d that uses domains.. 1GB or 1.5GB of ram is NOT enough to run a Minecraft server.

Is hosting a Minecraft server demanding?

Hosting a Minecraft server on your own computer means that you are relying on a residential internet connection to deliver the low latency required for the best game server experience. Chances are, your ISP is not designed for the demands of a low latency gaming experience for you and your other players.

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