I’ve got two Minecraft servers running in a Docker. Each server runs on a different port: Bedrock_Server_1 on default port 19132 and the Bedrock_Server_2 on non-standard port 19140.
I can access them from most devices, but not from my PS4. PS4 doesn’t support servers yet. But it does support “Friends” and I can connect to one of my servers, the one that uses the default port 19132.
I wonder if it would be possible to make the Server_2 appear as a separate device (with e. g. different IP) with the default port 19132?
I was trying to redirect the port with the Proxy running on the Raspi but got stuck…
Sorry if it is a noob question…
I have attached schematics:
Best Answer
Bedrock servers don't show up as LAN games unless they're on the default port. There is a command which can be executed on servers to transfer a player to another server (/transferserver). This works with PS4 to send it to any server. So run a dummy server whose sole purpose is to provide a hub world. Wire buttons to command blocks in this hub world which will run the transferserver command and connect the player to the other servers.