How to Make an Offline Minecraft Serverį

Minecraft servers authenticate players by verifying their accounts through the official Mojang servers. This verification occurs when the server's online mode is enabled, which ensures security and allows players to use their skins. In some cases, you may need to disable this mode, for example, if you want to connect to the server using third-party unofficial Minecraft clients.

When online mode is disabled, players will no longer be securely authenticated, allowing anyone to join the server using any username. To minimize this risk, it’s recommended to use plugins like “LockLogin”, “LoginSecurity” or “LibreLogin “ which add an extra layer of verification when players join the server.

Additionally, disabling online mode prevents player’s skins from loading correctly. To restore player skins, you can use plugins like “SkinsRestorer”.

Disabling Online Mode

1. To disable online mode on your Minecraft server, open the settings page on the Redfox Cloud control panel.

2. Locate the following line in your server settings:

3. Change the line “online-mode=true” to “online-mode=false”. Finally, save the changes by clicking the “Save” button and restart the server.

Allowing cracked players onto your Minecraft server is straightforward: simply access the server settings, change one parameter, and restart your server. If you encounter any issues, please contact our live support or email us at: [email protected]