No worries—let’s see if we can find out why the port information is unavailable. For Minecraft, especially if you’re viewing this through AMP’s web interface, remember that the status might not accurately reflect real-time port availability.
Go ahead and try the following steps to check the ports for your Minecraft server:
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Make sure your Minecraft server is running.
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Open up a console or terminal on the server hosting Minecraft.
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Run the command to check the port status:
ampinstmgr ports [MinecraftInstanceName]
Replace
[MinecraftInstanceName]
with the actual name of your instance. -
Share the output with me.
This will let us know if AMP thinks that port 25565
is open. Even if AMP shows it’s unavailable, if you’ve set everything up correctly, you should still be able to connect using the server’s internal IP address from another device on the same network. Could you also try connecting internally like that and let me know if it works?