Q&A for How to Create a Minecraft PE Server

No there isn't. BUT Mojang are thinking of making one for the new update in 2016.

Download "ES File Explorer" from the Play Store. You should be able to get to the folder with it.

Realms contains no apps, just MCPE, Windows 10, Xbox, Switch, etc.

If it is Pocketmine, download the server onto a dedicated server with a lot of bandwidth.

You can’t, because after a month you would need to ‘renew' it. (Unless you make a new Xbox account every month.)

PocketMine is a specific server software. If you want to create a Minecraft PE server without using PocketMine, you will need to choose different server software or a hosting provider that offers alternative solutions.

Now the server is up to date with the latest iOS version. No jailbreaking is necessary now.

Yes, you will. Just tell them the IP and Port and it will start working for them too.

No, you cannot directly connect Minecraft Pocket Edition (MCPE) or Minecraft Windows 10 Edition with Minecraft Java Edition using this method because they are fundamentally different game versions. However, certain third-party servers offer cross-platform play that allows different editions to connect.

It should work, because technically you never pressed the "stop" button. If you are on iPad, just pressing the home button will not close your browser. On a computer, switching apps is not the same thing as closing.

Minecraft Education Edition does not natively support external servers. To play multiplayer, you must sign in with a teacher account, host a world, and then share the join code with others.

You simply need an account, it is super easy, you go to the account making page, then you put in a username, then your password. If you want, then you can make an email, but that is not a must-do.

Maybe your network bandwith is slow so that is why the Aternos page is in queue.You can check your network and try again. And maybe your browser is not updated and the connect button is not shown.

Not really. You won't be able to use the realm anymore unless you pay for it again. Your world won't be deleted, but you and your friends cannot play on it until you pay for it.

Restart whatever device you are on. This should allow it to show up. If not, try leaving a question on a relevant forum, in case others have had the same issue and have some workarounds.

You are describing a local area network (LAN) server, which allows up to eight players on the same network to join your world, not a dedicated server. To set this up, ensure all players are connected to the same Wi-Fi network or your mobile hotspot. Then, in Minecraft, access your world's settings by clicking the pencil icon, navigate to "Multiplayer," and enable it. Finally, activate "Visible to LAN Players" if any participant is not signed into an Xbox account, noting that signed-in and non-signed-in players cannot play together.

Yes, you can transfer edited worlds. Download your world from the current server, typically as a `.zip` file. Extract the individual world folder from this archive, then upload it to the new server's `worlds` directory.

To use plugins on your Minecraft PE server, first navigate to aternos.org/software and select a compatible server software like PocketMine or Nukkit. Be aware that this change will delete your world and reset server options, so back up your world beforehand. Then, visit aternos.org/addons to search for and install available plugins, as Aternos does not allow custom plugin uploads.

If you are using iOS, go to the App Store; if you are using Android, go to Google Play.

If you are using PocketMine, find a plugin you want to use, download ZArchiver and download the plugin. After you download the plugin/.PHAR, go to ZArchiver, go to downloads, click the .PHAR you installed and copy it to the PocketMine plugins folder.

If you own the server or realm, navigate to Settings, then Game, and locate the option to change player roles from 'Member' to 'Operator'. If you do not own the realm, you must ask the owner to change your role for you, as you cannot modify it yourself.

First, download the mod or add-on file. If it is a `.mcaddon` file, simply tap it to import it into Minecraft. For `.zip` files, use a file manager like Zarchiver (a free app from the Play Store) to extract the contents. You will typically find 'resource' and 'behavior' folders, which you should then copy into the corresponding `resource_packs` and `behavior_packs` folders located within your device's `games/com.mojang` directory.