You can create a Minecraft server from the LogicServers website and manage it through the control panel. This is the easiest option if you do not want to manage Java, Linux commands, ports, updates, and server files yourself.

If you already have your own VPS or dedicated server and want to install Minecraft manually, use one of these command line guides:

Creating a server from the website

  1. Go to Minecraft Server Hosting.
  2. Choose the package you want, then click Buy Now.

    Minecraft server hosting plans on the LogicServers website

  3. Choose your billing cycle, location, and server options on the configure page.

    Minecraft server configure page during checkout

  4. Continue through checkout and either log in or create an account.
  5. After the order is active, open the server from your client area/control panel.
  6. Use the Versions page to choose the server software you want, such as Vanilla, Paper, Forge, Fabric, or another supported option.

    Minecraft server software options shown on the Versions page

If you want a modpack, use the Modpacks page instead. For example, Pixelmon can be installed from the Modpacks page without manually uploading all of the files yourself.

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