ChicagoServers β€Ί Knowledgebase

We are your new 5-Star Hosting Company. At least according to Trustpilot

Check out our current game server offerings.

All servers come with a 24-Hour Trial, Free Backups, and 40Gbps DDoS Protection included!

We offer quality support, a detailed knowledgebase, video tutorials on most topics, and even live support in case you prefer a live human πŸ˜‰

Use code SAVE15 to take 15% OFF Your First Invoice with ChicagoServers! Limited Time!

Knowledgebase

(Disconnected) Connection Refused: no further information

27965 views

The error io.netty.channel.AbstractChannel$AnnotatedConnectException: Connection refused: no further information means nothing answered at the address and port Minecraft tried. Check these first:

  1. Sign in to the control panel at panel.chicagoservers.co and open your Minecraft server.
  2. Is the server running? If it's stopped, click Start. A big modpack can take a few minutes to start: wait until the Console tab shows a line starting with Done, then join.
  3. Is the address right, with the port? Click the address at the top of the server's page to copy it, and paste it into Minecraft with the port, for example 203.0.113.25:25566. See How to connect to your Minecraft server
  4. Did the server crash? Open the Troubleshoot tab: it checks the server and its ports and reads the console for the reason. See My server won't start or keeps crashing: using the Troubleshoot tab

If the server is running and other players can join but you can't, a firewall on your computer may be blocking Minecraft. On Windows:

  1. In the search bar of the Start menu, search for firewall and open Windows Defender Firewall.
    w4ZNmkE.png
  2. In the left-hand pane, select Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall.
    UmDY87k.png
  3. At the top, click Change settings.
    0k6374R.png
  4. Find every entry named Java(TM) Platform SE binary or OpenJDK Platform binary (there may be several) and tick Private and Public for each, along with the left-most checkbox.
    zVoPlKu.png
  5. Click OK at the bottom of the window.
  6. Restart Minecraft and try to connect again.

Still refused? Try another network, such as a phone hotspot: some school, work and public networks block game ports.

Need help? Open a support ticket and we'll take a look.


Was this answer helpful?

16
« Back

Processing…