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Korean bullhead posted this in #questions
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Korean bullheadOP
I’m trying to set up a Cloudflare Tunnel for my Minecraft Java server on Ubuntu 22.04. I’ve already created a tunnel and a config like this:
tunnel: <my-tunnel-id>
credentials-file: /root/.cloudflared/<credentials-file>.json
ingress:
- hostname: mc.example.com
service: tcp://localhost:25565
- service: http_status:404
The tunnel is running as a systemd service (cloudflared) and appears active.
The Minecraft server listens on port 25565 and works locally.
I’ve tried adding the Public Hostname in the Zero Trust dashboard (TCP → localhost:25565).
DNS for mc.example.com points to Cloudflare (proxied).
Problem: External connections always time out when I try to connect.
I’m looking for advice on what might be wrong or if there’s a step I’m missing for traffic to actually reach my Minecraft server through Cloudflare.
Thanks in advance!
tunnel: <my-tunnel-id>
credentials-file: /root/.cloudflared/<credentials-file>.json
ingress:
- hostname: mc.example.com
service: tcp://localhost:25565
- service: http_status:404
The tunnel is running as a systemd service (cloudflared) and appears active.
The Minecraft server listens on port 25565 and works locally.
I’ve tried adding the Public Hostname in the Zero Trust dashboard (TCP → localhost:25565).
DNS for mc.example.com points to Cloudflare (proxied).
Problem: External connections always time out when I try to connect.
I’m looking for advice on what might be wrong or if there’s a step I’m missing for traffic to actually reach my Minecraft server through Cloudflare.
Thanks in advance!
Korean bullheadOP
why
Connecticut Warbler
cloudflare tunnel either requires cf spectrum (1 usd per gb traffic used, so insanely expensive) or everyone has the application
because its not meant to work how you want it to
Korean bullheadOP
are there better ways to hide ip?
im hosting from home
Connecticut Warbler
playit.gg, external reverse proxy etc
or use a actual mc host
Bluetick Coonhound
velocity, frp, or see above ^
Pixiebob
Tcpshield also has a free plan
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