Tutorial
Step-by-step guides for creating, configuring, and maintaining Minecraft servers on Mineando, from basic setup to plugins, maps, and crossplay.
Failed to Verify Username in Minecraft: How to Fix It Without Exposing Your Server
The Failed to verify username error usually comes from account authentication or online mode. This guide explains how to fix it and how to avoid turning offline mode into a server security problem.
Can Minecraft Java and Bedrock Play Together? Complete Crossplay Guide
Java and Bedrock do not connect to each other natively, but with GeyserMC you can run one server where PC, mobile, and console friends play together. This guide explains when it works, what you need, and how to do it on Mineando.
Non-Premium Minecraft Server: Safe Offline Mode with AuthMe
Set up a private non-premium Minecraft server with online-mode=false, AuthMeReloaded, a whitelist, careful permissions, backups, and a full login test.
Best Minecraft Version for Servers: PVP, Mods, or Latest?
Choose the best Minecraft server version for PVP, classic mods, modern modpacks, or latest survival, with RAM and server software guidance.
Best Minecraft Server Plugins: 5 Essentials for Paper
Start a Paper server with five reliable Minecraft plugins: EssentialsX, LuckPerms, CoreProtect, WorldEdit, and Chunky, plus setup tips for Mineando.
Google Maps in Your Minecraft: How to Install Dynmap or BlueMap
Want to see your Minecraft world like it's Google Maps? We show you how to install Dynmap and BlueMap on your server for a real-time interactive map.
How to organize a Minecraft UHC or PVP tournament
A practical tournament plan covering rules, permissions, rehearsal, recovery and event-day responsibilities. Budget for preparation as well as the match.
How to upload your Minecraft world to another server
Move an existing Java world using a backup and a private rehearsal. Check software, world folders, player data and recovery before inviting your group.
GeyserMC Setup Guide: Java–Bedrock Crossplay
Set up GeyserMC and Floodgate on a Paper Minecraft server so Java and Bedrock friends can share one world, with ports, testing, and common fixes.
How to Create a Minecraft Server in 5 Minutes
Create a Minecraft server without port forwarding: choose the software, version, and resources, connect friends, and protect the world before playing.
Hourly Minecraft hosting: costs and when it makes sense
Compare hourly and monthly hosting with a worked cost example. Count setup time, retained storage and billing conditions before choosing a server.
Tell us what you’re building.
Paid projects, with a scope and quote agreed before we start.