Your server address and port are shown on your server's page in the game panel, alongside its current state.
- If your server uses the default port for its game, players usually only need the address.
- If it uses a non-default port, share it in the address:port form.
- The address stays the same across restarts, so it is safe to publish.
If players cannot connect
- Confirm the server is actually running in the panel, not stopped or still starting.
- Check the console for a startup error — a server that crashed on boot looks identical to a network problem from outside.
- Verify the player is using the exact address and port shown in the panel.
- Confirm their game version matches your server version, which is the most common cause by a wide margin.
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