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Minecraft7 articles
Moving your Minecraft server to a new version without losing the worldChange the Minecraft version or server software on uniz.host — the forced safety backup, why downgrades brick a world, mods, and the Java pin.Turning on keepInventory and the other Minecraft gamerulesHow to switch on keepInventory on a uniz.host Minecraft server, plus the nine other gamerules you can change from the web — instantly, with no restart.Adding mods, plugins and modpacks to a Minecraft serverPick individual mods or a whole modpack on your uniz.host Minecraft server — which software accepts which, and why a change never restarts the server.Whitelist, operators and bans on your Minecraft serverLet only your friends in, make someone an operator, ban a griefer — and do all three while the server is stopped, on uniz.host.I changed a Minecraft server setting and nothing happenedWhy server.properties changes only apply on the next restart, what every field on the Settings tab really does, and the one setting that is instantMinecraft server types — Vanilla, Paper, Fabric or Forge, and what each one costs youWhich families take plugins, which take mods, which can run Bedrock crossplay, which report TPS, and what you give up if you switch later.How to run your own Minecraft server, from zero to friends joining (and the shortcut that skips the work)A step-by-step Minecraft Java server guide: install Java, server.jar, server.properties, open the port — plus the real limits and the hosted alternative
Palworld7 articles
Palworld admin and players — set the admin password, see who is online, kick and banBecome admin on your Palworld server, read the online roster, and kick or ban by steam_ id — including why the dashboard cannot unban yet.My friend on PS5 or Xbox can't find our Palworld serverCrossplay decides who is allowed on your Palworld server. The Community Servers listing decides whether a console can reach it — and it needs a password.Mods on a Palworld server — what the uploader does, and what the publisher actually documentsPalworld mods on a Linux server: what our uploader really does with .pak files, the publisher's Windows-only sentence, and how to check if a mod loadedPvP is on, but my friends still can't hurt each otherPalworld PvP needs two switches, not one — the master PvP switch plus Player-To-Player Damage — and both only take effect on the next restart.Palworld server stuttering — reading server FPS and fixing itYour Palworld server hitches, or degrades after days. Read the server-FPS graph, then use the Engine switch, auto-save interval, daily restart and RAM.Palworld server settings — where the knobs are, and why nothing changedChange capture rate, exp and base-camp limits on a Palworld server at uniz.host — its eight sections, real defaults, and why saving alone does nothing.How to run your own Palworld dedicated server (SteamCMD) — and why budget players end up on hourly hostingSet up a Palworld dedicated server with SteamCMD, step by step — plus the truth about 8GB+ RAM, port 8211/UDP, and the power bill of an always-on PC
Using uniz.host13 articles
Archived servers on uniz.host — where the world went and how to get it backA long-stopped server is archived automatically on uniz.host. Restore it free within 90 days (30 if you never topped up); after that its data is deletedStop paying while nobody is playing: auto-sleep on uniz.hostAuto-sleep is off until you switch it on. Where the setting lives, what the first join really looks like, and what each game shows a waiting player.Open a plugin's web page over https:// with a Cloudflare temporary linkOne click gives web voice chat or a web map an https:// trycloudflare.com link — no domain, no Cloudflare account. Plus the limits to know first.Making your first server on uniz.host — the create wizard, step by stepWalk the create wizard end to end: which steps get skipped, which sizes are really locked, the change that wipes every mod you picked, and the round caps.Credits and billing — how you are charged, and how to read your bill฿1 = 1 credit, ฿20 minimum top-up, RAM billed hourly only while a server runs — plus how to read the credits page and your spending historyUse your own domain for a server on uniz.hostPoint your own domain at a server on uniz.host — Minecraft needs one verify click, every other game just needs the CNAME. Plus why verification fails.A tour of the uniz.host dashboard — what this page is telling youRead the uniz.host dashboard properly — the sidebar, the server list, the tabs, the Join card players need, and the resource-usage charts.Move an existing server to uniz.host — bring the whole world with youMigrate a world from your own PC or another host onto uniz.host step by step, in the order that works, with the per-game traps to know before you startScheduled tasks on uniz.host — automatic restarts, commands and powerAutomate a restart, a console command or power actions on a uniz.host server, and learn the rules that decide which scheduled rounds actually runRestoring a backup on uniz.host — getting last night's world backHow to restore a world on uniz.host — stop the server, keep the safety backup ticked, start it yourself. Plus schedules, uploads and the backup pool.Manage server files on uniz.host — edit, upload, extractEverything the Files tab on uniz.host does — which files open in the editor, which only download, folder uploads, zip extraction, and the real limitsServer won't start: reading the console on uniz.hostDiagnose a server that will not come online on uniz.host — read the status line, the red alert and the console, and what to do when it restart-loopsShare your server with a friend — let them start it without handing over your accountInvite a friend to your uniz.host server team — what the seven permissions really grant, the default on a new invite, and what stays owner-only.
The basics worth knowing3 articles
Minecraft server crashes after adding mods? Read the error, then pick the right Java runtimeWhat UnsupportedClassVersionError and class file version 61.0 mean, why a modded server crashes on a correct game version, and how to pick the right JavaWhat is port forwarding? How to let friends join the server on your home PCPort forwarding for game servers: why friends can't join, how to set up your router, and when no amount of configuring will make it workHow much RAM does a game server need? Minecraft, Palworld, and picking a size that doesn't waste moneyA table of what game servers really use per player count, the symptoms when RAM runs out, and how to pick a size without overpaying