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Mojang allows players to host their own Minecraft servers using the server JAR file. Hosting your own Minecraft server allows you to alter the settings and play with other players.
The first thing you will have to do is open your command prompt and determine the version of Java is installed on your system. It is possible to install the most recent version, but running the command "java -version" will allow you to confirm that you're running Java 7.
The last step is to download the Minecraft_Server.exe file which will launch the JAR file within Windows with the correct parameters. Steve's blog The download is available on the official Minecraft website.
If you wish to change the allotted RAM (server memory) you can create a batch file which will launch the Minecraft_Server.exe. Simply open Notepad and copy the following code:
64bit
"C:Program Files (x86)Javajre7binjavaw.exe" -Xms1024m -Xmx1024m -jar "Minecraft_Server.exe"
32bit
"C:Program FilesJavajre7binjavaw.exe" -Xms1024m -Xmx1024m -jar "Minecraft_Server.exe"
Replace 1024 with the amount of RAM that you wish to provide your server in megabytes and save the file as "start.bat". You can make use of Google to perform gigabyte to megabyte calculations. This file will begin the process of launching your server.
Once your server is running, friends can join your server through the Minecraft client. If you would like to play with friends online you need to port forward your router so outside connections can connect to your server. You can also install Hamachi, a program which provides you with an IP address public. This is a complex procedure, and the majority of internet connections for residential use are not able to handle large numbers of online players.
You can open the server.porperties folder which was created when your Minecraft server was first launched. The file contains the primary settings for your server, and after making changes, you must stop the server and restart it over again to allow the changes to take effect. A file called ops.txt is located in the server's directory. This text file lets you to list all players who need administrative privileges on the server. Save the file and then restart the server after you have entered your username. Your banned-players.txt list can be a valuable tool to combat malicious users and the whitelist.txt file may be used to block all players , excluding those who are listed.
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