Join your server from any device
Bedrock Edition runs on phones, tablets, Windows, Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. Phones and PCs can add any server directly; consoles need one extra step.
Server address
yourname.atrb.cloud
Port
19132
Open this guide from your server panel to see your own address here.
- Open Minecraft and tap Play, then the Servers tab.
- Scroll down and tap Add Server.
- Enter any name, the server address and the port shown above, then tap Save.
- Tap your server in the list to join. If it says the server is outdated, update Minecraft from your app store.
Xbox, PlayStation and Switch only list Microsoft's featured servers and have no Add Server button. The common workaround is BedrockConnect, a free open-source community service that is not affiliated with AtrbCode Host, Mojang or Microsoft. It may change or stop working, and you can undo it any time.
- Get the current BedrockConnect DNS address from the project page: github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect.
- On your console, open the network settings, choose manual DNS, and enter that address as the primary DNS (keep a public DNS such as 1.1.1.1 as secondary).
- Start Minecraft, open the Servers tab and join any featured server. A server list from BedrockConnect opens instead.
- Choose Connect to a server, enter the address and port shown above, and join.
- Done playing? Set the console's DNS back to automatic if you like.
Prefer no DNS change? A friend on a phone or PC can join first; console players can then use Join Game from that friend's Xbox profile when the platform allows it.
- Java Edition players join Java servers: Multiplayer, Add Server, then the Java address from your panel.
- On a Java server with Bedrock Crossplay turned on, Bedrock players use the Bedrock address and UDP port shown in the panel's Connect box, with the steps in the other tabs.