Before you connect
Confirm that:- The server status is running.
- Your Minecraft client uses a version supported by the server.
- You installed any mods required by the server.
- You are on the allowlist when the server uses one.
Add the server
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Copy the address
Sign in at panel.purpify.host, open the server, and copy its connection address.If the panel shows the address and port separately, enter them together as
address:port.2
Open Multiplayer
In Minecraft Java Edition, select Multiplayer > Add Server.
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Enter the server details
Enter any name in Server Name. Paste the Purpify connection address into Server Address.
4
Save and join
Select Done, choose the server from the list, and select Join Server.
The connection works when the server opens and you reach its world or configured login area.
Add an optional subdomain
A subdomain gives players a named address they can use instead of the default server address.1
Open Network
Manage the server in the Purpify game panel and go to Network.
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Add a subdomain
Add a subdomain for the server and choose the available name you want.
3
Copy the subdomain
Copy the complete subdomain shown in Network.
4
Use it in Minecraft
Paste the subdomain into Minecraft’s Server Address field, save the entry, and join.
Fix connection problems
The server appears offline
The server appears offline
Confirm that the Purpify panel shows the server as running. Copy the address again and check that the port is present when required.
Incompatible client error
Incompatible client error
Open Versions in the Purpify panel and check the server’s Minecraft version. Launch a compatible Java client version.
Missing mods or rejected mod list
Missing mods or rejected mod list
Install the same required mod loader, mod versions, and dependencies used by the server.
You are not whitelisted
You are not whitelisted
Add the player’s exact, case-sensitive Java username to the whitelist. Follow Manage Java players for the console commands and access warning.
The subdomain does not work
The subdomain does not work
Copy the subdomain again from Network and test the default Purpify address. If the default address works, check the subdomain configuration in the panel.
