Minecraft: How to Set Up & Connect Servers For Bedrock Crossplayers
Crossplay is available for Minecraft players on any console, but it does come with some limitations. Console players can typically only connect to sponsored servers, Minecraft realms, or by connecting to games created by people on their friend list.
Luckily, getting around these limitations and connecting to any server you want with some extra work is possible. Server owners can also go the extra mile and set up their Java server to allow anyone to connect, regardless of version or console. Here is our guide on connecting to any server with any console and setting up your own server for crossplay for a Minecraft Server.
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Connecting Minecraft Servers for Crossplay on XboxConnecting to a server hosted by someone else can be a little tricky for console players. You will need to trick your console into connecting to your desired server. Close any games you are currently running on your console and open up your network settings.
Enter the advanced settings window from your network settings, then click on the DNS settings option. Change the IPv4 DNS Settings in the next window from Automatic to Manual. This will take you to a screen where you can enter a new Primary DNS. Change the numbers on this screen to 104.238.130.180 and confirm the change. You will be taken to another screen to set the Secondary DNS. Set the numbers in the boxes to either 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 and confirm. You may need to switch between the two Secondary DNS options a few times to get a good connection to the server you want.
Go ahead and restart your console and open up Minecraft. Head over to the Server list in Minecraft and click on any of the servers listed that have the message
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