SecuroCraft
SecuroCraft

How to join

How to Join

Everything you need to connect, in order. If a detail isn't confirmed yet, this page says so instead of guessing.

Step 1

Connection details

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Edition
Java Edition
Supported versions
1.21.11 (recommended)
Server address
play.securocraft.fun:25572

Step 2

Add the server and connect

Java Edition (PC)

  1. 1Open the Minecraft Launcher and select Minecraft: Java Edition.
  2. 2Make sure the selected version is one the server supports (see the details above), then press Play.
  3. 3Choose Multiplayer, then Add Server.
  4. 4Enter any name you like, paste the server address into Server Address, and press Done.
  5. 5Select the server in the list and press Join Server.

Step 3

First login

No account steps have been published. If the server asks you to register or log in when you join, follow the on-screen instructions, and never reuse your Minecraft or email password.

Step 4

Before your first event

If something goes wrong

Troubleshooting

Still stuck?

Ask in the community Discord, and include your edition, version and the exact error message.

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The server doesn't appear in my list or shows "Can't connect to server".

Check the address for typos and extra spaces, and make sure you added it under Multiplayer, not Realms. If it still fails, refresh the server list after a minute: the server may be restarting. Ask in the support channel if it keeps happening.

I see "Outdated client" or "Outdated server".

Your Minecraft version doesn't match what the server accepts. Switch versions in the launcher's Installations tab and pick one listed under Supported versions on this page.

I get disconnected straight after joining.

Remove client mods you haven't checked against the rules, then try again on a clean profile. If you're on an event whitelist, confirm your exact in-game name was registered.

My friend can join but I can't.

Compare Minecraft versions and editions with your friend. Try a wired connection or a different network, since some school and office networks block game ports.