Minecraft server status

The Minecraft module watches your Minecraft server – Java or Bedrock – and shows its status right on Discord. yurna checks every server you add every 5 minutes directly via the game protocol, without any plugin on your Minecraft server.

You'll find the page under Dashboard → Engagement → Minecraft (/dashboard/<server>/minecraft).

How to set it up#

1. Open Engagement → Minecraft and click Add server.
2. Choose the Edition (Java or Bedrock) and enter the Server address as in the game, e.g. play.example.com or play.example.com:25566.
3. Click Check – yurna shows right away whether the server responds, with player count and ping.
4. Optionally enter a Display name (empty = address).
5. Pick at least one output: Status message, Counter channel or Alert channel.
6. Save. yurna updates within a minute.

The three outputs#

• Status message: yurna posts a message in the chosen channel with status, address, edition, player count, version, ping, who is online right now and the player record. The message is edited continuously, not reposted. If it was deleted, yurna posts it again.
• Counter channel: a voice channel whose name shows the player count. The Channel name is a template with the placeholders {spieler} (players), {max} and {status} (default: 🟢 {spieler}/{max} online). When the server is offline, the leading 🟢 turns into 🔴. Discord only allows renaming rarely – yurna renames at most every 10 minutes and only when something has changed.
• Alert channel: a message when the server goes down or comes back, optionally with Ping role. So that a single lost packet doesn't cause a false alarm, yurna only reports a change after 2 matching checks.

With Watch you pause a server: no checks, no messages.

Command#

Settings#

• Java uses SRV records, default port 25565. Bedrock uses port 19132 by default.
• Addresses in private or local networks (e.g. 192.168.… or localhost) are blocked for security reasons – also via /minecraft status.
• If you change the address, the player record starts over.

Premium#

Common problems#

• “No response” when checking. Is the server up, is the edition right and is the port reachable from outside? For Bedrock, UDP must be open.
• “This address is in a private or local network and can’t be queried”. yurna only checks publicly reachable servers. Use your server's public address.
• The counter channel doesn't change its name. yurna needs the Manage Channels permission there. Also keep the 10-minute pause in mind.
• The alert arrives late. That's intended: with checks every 5 minutes and 2 confirmations, a change can take up to about 10 minutes.

See also#

• Events with sign-up
• Ping roles
• Plans and limits
• Permissions