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Network Tab – What is it?

General Information

In the Network tab, you can create and manage ports on your Minecraft server.
Ports are the "doors" to different services – each port allows communication with another server function or an external tool.

What is a port?

A port is a number identifying a specific service on your server, e.g., the game server, Dynmap, voice chat, or proxy connection.
The standard Minecraft port is 25565 – players enter the server IP and this port to connect (e.g., 83.168.68.0:25565).
Other services (e.g., Dynmap, RCON, Voice Chat) require their own ports, which must be configured in the plugin configuration files.


Available ports and their use

PortDescriptionUsage
DynmapUsed to share the Minecraft server map in a browser. Allows players to view the world map online.In plugins such as Dynmap, BlueMap, SquareMap, etc.
RCONAllows remote execution of server commands without logging into the game/console. Requires a password.Remote connection.
Wewnętrzny/InternalUsed for communication between IceHost servers. This does not mean there is no access to the server – to connect externally, a proxy server must be used.Connecting servers.
Zew. proxyUsed when your proxy server (e.g., Velocity) runs outside of IceHost. This port is entered in the game server configuration to connect it to an external proxy.Proxy and plugins such as ItemsAdder, Oraxen, Nexo for hosting resource packs.
Goxy PortDedicated for using the Goxy service.Goxy services.
Voice ChatUsed for in-game voice communication.Plugins such as SimpleVoiceChat or PlasmoVoice.
Protected Game PortSpecial port with full firewall and network traffic filtering. Used as a secure main gateway to the game server, for example, when the previous port was removed or changed.For players to connect to the game server when the previous port was removed or changed.