BDS-14257Can only control two ports, but server creates four. Also multiple instances on windows work with hack
server.properties only has fields for:
server-port
server-portv6
However, when bedrock server is run, four ports appear to be opened per server.
Additionally, this prevents multiple instances of bedrock_server.exe from being run on the same OS because IP's can't be properly deconflicted. If two instances are run (in their own folders with their own server.properties specifying unique IPv4 and IPv6 ports), only one instance will actually work.
The hack to make a second instance work (on windows) is to rename the bedrock_server.exe to something else such as bedrock_server_1.exe. Then multiple instances work ... sometimes.
This is probably a function of the Windows firewall not knowing which running instance of bedrock_server.exe to route inbound traffic to.
Environment
Windows 10 (running in VM in Hyper V on Windows Server 2019)
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Can only control two ports, but server creates four. Also multiple instances on windows work with hack
server.properties only has fields for:
server-port
server-portv6
However, when bedrock server is run, four ports appear to be opened per server.
Additionally, this prevents multiple instances of bedrock_server.exe from being run on the same OS because IP's can't be properly deconflicted. If two instances are run (in their own folders with their own server.properties specifying unique IPv4 and IPv6 ports), only one instance will actually work.
The hack to make a second instance work (on windows) is to rename the bedrock_server.exe to something else such as bedrock_server_1.exe. Then multiple instances work.
This is probably a function of the Windows firewall not knowing which running instance of bedrock_server.exe to route inbound traffic to.
Environment
Windows 10 (running in VM in Hyper V on Windows Server 2019)
server.properties only has fields for:
server-port
server-portv6
However, when bedrock server is run, four ports appear to be opened per server.
Additionally, this prevents multiple instances of bedrock_server.exe from being run on the same OS because IP's can't be properly deconflicted. If two instances are run (in their own folders with their own server.properties specifying unique IPv4 and IPv6 ports), only one instance will actually work.
The hack to make a second instance work (on windows) is to rename the bedrock_server.exe to something else such as bedrock_server_1.exe. Then multiple instances work ... sometimes.
This is probably a function of the Windows firewall not knowing which running instance of bedrock_server.exe to route inbound traffic to.
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