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Minecraft Public Java Server Status Checker

Check public Java server player count, reported version, plain-text MOTD and TCP ping. Explicit bounded lookup with DNS pinning, rate limits and no login.

FreeNo sign-upBrowser-basedPublic Java status

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How to use

Enter a public hostname or IP without a port and press Check public server. Inspect the timestamp, cache status, reported count and ping echo.
All resolved addresses must be globally routable and the checked address is pinned to the socket. Packet size, JSON/MOTD complexity, DNS time, socket time and concurrency are bounded.

Examples

Public hostname

Uses Java TCP port 25565 only; no SRV or automatic custom-port discovery.

Connection unavailable

Reports unreachable or disabled status, which does not establish that the game server is offline.

Supported versions & limitations

Verified Java dataset: Java status protocol

Public Java TCP status only. No Bedrock, SRV/custom ports, RCON, Query, private addresses, player sample UUIDs or Cookie SMP private APIs. Server-provided counts are not independently authenticated. Cache ≤30 seconds; 30 lookups/minute/IP.

Frequently asked questions

Which versions and scope does this tool support?

Public Java TCP status only. No Bedrock, SRV/custom ports, RCON, Query, private addresses, player sample UUIDs or Cookie SMP private APIs. Server-provided counts are not independently authenticated. Cache ≤30 seconds; 30 lookups/minute/IP.

How is the result checked?

All resolved addresses must be globally routable and the checked address is pinned to the socket. Packet size, JSON/MOTD complexity, DNS time, socket time and concurrency are bounded.

Sources

https://github.com/PrismarineJS/node-minecraft-protocol/blob/master/src/ping.js

Facts reviewed 2026-10-16. Supported scope and preview limitations are described above.