Where do I find my server's IP address and port to connect or share?

Your connection address is your server's IP and port together, and it's shown right on your server's page in the client area. Once you have it, you can hand it straight to your players so they can join.

Where the address lives

Your address is always written as IP:port — for example 88.198.15.206:25626. The two pieces belong together: the IP points at the machine, and the port points at your specific server on it.

1. Open your server from My Servers in the client area (https://humbleservers.com/client).
2. Look at the Console page (or the IPs & Ports page) — the address is listed as IP:port.
3. Copy the whole string and share it with your players.

Tip: The port is part of the address. If you leave it off, players on a non-default port won't connect. Your free .humbleservers.net address (or a custom domain) lets your friends use a friendly name instead of the numbers.

Sharing it cleanly

The IP:port works everywhere, but every server also gets a free address, <short ID>.humbleservers.net (for example 012e5321.humbleservers.net), shown on the server's page and in My Servers. Minecraft Java players type just that name; Bedrock players use it with the port (name:port). You can change it to a custom name (e.g. survival.humbleservers.net) with the pen beside the address — 3 changes per 30 days. Your own domain (see the domain articles) works too.

Frequently asked questions

Do players need the port? Only if your server uses a non-default port. On the default 25565 the address alone works, and Java players using your free .humbleservers.net address never need it, but sharing the full IP:port never hurts.

Where's this on mobile/Bedrock? Bedrock players enter the IP and the port in separate fields — the same values, just split into two boxes.