When you select the SRV record from the type menu, some new fields will appear.
Now you will see the options to configure your new record, so first step is to select the SRV record type from the type dropdown.Now you need to add an SRV record for your custom Minecraft domain.Enter the IP of your Minecraft server into the Record field as shown below.So click on the Edit button next to the A Record entry. For the purpose of this tutorial we have removed all unnecessary entries like MX and SPF etc.ī. Now you will see a list of zone file settings for your custom Minecraft domain.Click on the Manage button to start editing the domain. After you have clicked on the Zone Editor icon, you will see your custom Minecraft domain name in the list like below.
In the search bar type: zone editor and you will see the Zone Editor icon appear. In the example below, Joe wants to give his friend the following domain name so they can connect to his custom Minecraft server. Configuring the Minecraft custom domain in Cpanel NOTE: The default port for Minecraft servers is: 25565 but if you have a different port, then obviously in the steps below insert your custom Minecraft port. Once you have your custom Minecraft domain registered and you have a Cpanel hosted account which allows you to edit the dns settings for the custom domain, you are ready to start configuring the zone file. In this tutorial, the dns zone file will be edited with the Cpanel zone file editor. Ability to edit your dns zone file for your custom domain. The IP address of your Minecraft server. Much cooler right!? Getting Started with a custom Minecraft domain name This means you can send your friends your custom Minecraft server address like below. To take it one step further, you can use easy to remember, custom domains to give out to your friends. Unless you have been hiding under a rock, then you will have heard all about Minecraft and its wonderful ability for its players to build custom worlds, but more specifically the ability for more advanced players to host their own Minecraft servers offering them the flexibility of inviting their friends to engage in a customised, private but shared multiplayer experience.
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