Andrew's Minecraft server

Live map, player activity, and remote console for our Bedrock survival world — everything about the server, in one place.

Serverminecraft.andrewroach.xyz: 19132
Online now · 0/10 playingBedrock 1.1.0
⚠ The server's admin console is disconnected (a background process died) — play still works, but the map won't update and admin commands won't run until it's restarted. Andrew's on it.

Apps

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World Map

Explore the real Nathan world — every chunk anyone has loaded, rendered as a zoomable map.

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Players & Activity

Who's online right now, plus playtime charts and session history for every player.

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Web Console

Send live commands to the server from anywhere. Admin only — bring the password.

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How to Join

Bedrock on any device: add the server under the Servers tab with the address above.

How to join

The server runs Minecraft Bedrock (phones, consoles, Windows). It is allow-listed — ask Andrew to add your gamertag, then:

  1. Open Minecraft → PlayServers tab → Add Server.
  2. Server address: minecraft.andrewroach.xyz, port 19132.
  3. On Andrew's home Wi-Fi use 192.168.1.62 instead — the public address doesn't loop back.

PlayStation, Xbox & Switch

Consoles have no “Add Server” button — Minecraft only shows its own featured servers. BedrockConnect works around that: you point the console's DNS at it, and the featured-server list becomes a menu where you can type any address. Do this once and it sticks.

  1. Console Settings → Network → Set Up Internet Connection, edit your connection, and set DNS to Manual.
  2. Primary DNS: 104.238.130.180 (PlayStation users can also try 45.55.68.52). Secondary DNS: 8.8.8.8.
  3. Save, then launch Minecraft → PlayServers tab.
  4. Click any featured server (Lifeboat, CubeCraft, Mineplex…). Instead of that server you'll get the BedrockConnect menu.
  5. Choose Connect to a Server and enter minecraft.andrewroach.xyz with port 19132. It gets saved to the menu for next time.

Heads up: BedrockConnect only gives consoles a way to enter an address — it hands the console straight to the server, so the server still has to be reachable from the internet. If the banner at the top of this page says the server is unreachable, console players will not get in until that clears.