Unable to access jarfile /home/minecraft/multicraft/jar/craftbukkit.jar.Can't connect to Minecraft bridge! (110/111: Connection refused/timed out).Error 500 CDbConnection failed to open the DB connection.The log file for the daemon is located in the daemon installation directory, usually next to your nf, it is called log file for the panel is located within the Multicraft front end directory under ' protected/runtime/application.log'.īelow you can find a list of the most common problems our support has handled so far. You will now be able to access your server's FTP by navigating to This PC through Windows File Explorer at any time.If you encounter an issue with Multicraft for some reason you should first take a look at the log files to see if there is a more detailed error message available.

We recommend using something easy for you to recognize. On the next page, you can enter a name for your server to be saved as, which can be set as anything.Un-check Log on anonymously and enter your FTP username, which can be found on the FTP File Access login page of your control panel, and click Next.This is your Server Address, found on your control panel.

In the Internet or network address box, enter your server’s IP Address, adding ftp:// before it.

Click Next > Choose a custom network location > Next.

This will cause the Add Network Location Wizard will open.

Right click in the empty space of this window, and select Add a Network Location.

You can find this using the search feature in the start menu.

On the left sidebar, click Files > FTP File Access.

Navigate to your server's control panel.

How to Connect to Your Server using Windows FTP

Note: this tutorial is written specifically for computers running Windows 10, thus steps will not work on other operating systems such as distributions of Linux, macOS or any mobile devices.

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