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Installation

Installation is very straightforward.

If you have access to the underlying system and are able to setup firewall rules using iptables (or otherwise), I strongly recommend you do so. Then, install BungeeGuard as well.

The latest versions of BungeeGuard can be found from:

On your proxy...

If you are using BungeeCord

  1. Ensure ip_forward is set to true in BungeeCord's config.yml.
  2. Add BungeeGuard.jar to the plugins folder. Then restart the proxy. If you have multiple proxies in your network, do this for each of them.
  3. Navigate to /plugins/BungeeGuard/token.yml and make a note of the token.

If you are using Velocity

  1. Ensure you are using Velocity 1.1.0 or newer. (There is no need to install BungeeGuard.jar - it is built into Velocity already!)
  2. Set player-info-forwarding-mode to "bungeeguard" in velocity.toml, and make note of the forwarding-secret. This is the value used for the BungeeGuard token. If you have multiple proxies in your network, do this for each of them.
  3. Restart the proxy.

On each of your backend Minecraft servers...

  1. Ensure you are either using Paper 1.9.4+ or have ProtocolLib installed.
  2. Ensure the bungeecord setting is set to true in spigot.yml.
  3. Add BungeeGuard.jar to the plugins folder. Then restart the server.
  4. Navigate to /plugins/BungeeGuard/config.yml. Add the token(s) generated by the proxy(ies) to the allowed-tokens list.

    e.g.

    # Allowed authentication tokens.  
allowed-tokens:
  - "AUSXEwebkOGVnbihJM8gBS0QUutDzvIG009xoAfo1Huba9pGvhfjrA21r8dWVsa8"

    Please make sure you remove the default tokens, so the only values in the list are your allowed tokens.

  5. Run bungeeguard reload from console.