How To: Create A Free Server With Aternos! - A Tutorial For Minecraft

Step 1: Register an account

An account is required to start a server. Those are very easy to create: First you must enter on "https://aternos.org/signup/". There you can select a username.

Next, you'll need to create a password. Then, you can repeat it. You can also connect to your Google account for the same password.

Step 2: Create your server.

Once you are logged in, you can start creating your server. To get started, simply press the "+ create a server" button.

Now we can put a name and a description to our server or you can use the default ones. (NOTE - If Java Edition is not enabled, the tutorial won't work!

Step 3: Configure your server.

SETTING UP OUR SERVER BEFORE OPENING IT. This is a complicated part so I recommend that you go through the steps several times.

To begin, go to the left-hand side of the screen. There should be a menu with various sections. Click on "Options".

The first thing that we see is a small menu for changing everything from Step 2, add an image to the server, buy a custom domain, restart all files and servers.

Below is a larger menu with the basic settings. These are:

Max Players - This setting changes the maximum number of players allowed to enter the server. - Gamemode - Changes the default spawn gamemode. - Difficulty- Changes the difficulty level in the world.


- Whitelist: Toggle the verified players list.


- Cracked- Toggle if you allow non-premium members to join your server (Skins will not be disabled).


- PvP- Toggle to see if users can fight.


- Command blocks - Check if the command block is available.


- Flight - Toggle whether users can fly.


- Animals - See if passive creatures are possible to spawn anywhere in the world.


Monsters Toggle if aggressive creatures can be spawned around the world.


- NPCs Toggle if villages can spawn anywhere in the world.


- Nether Toggle if nether is possible.


Force Gamemode Toggle if a specific gamemode is required.


Spawn Protection: Change the invencibility time for user respawns.


- Require a Resource Pack - Attach an appropriate resource/texture pack on your server.


- Resource Pack URL - Link for "Require Resource Pack" option.


- Timezone Select the timezone from server.


- Environment - Select Java version.

- OP Permission level - Choose the OP level between 1 and 4.

Click on "Software". You can now choose the type of Minecraft you want to play (Vanilla or modded, with plugins).
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FINALLY, THE SERVER IS READY TO BE CREATED! COMING SOON I WILL TELL YOU HOW TO CONFIGURATE THE GAMEPLAY!