Cannont Find Running Minecraft Bedrock Server

Troubleshooting
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I’m trying to host a Minecraft Bedrock Edition server on Debian 12, and expose it via Remote.it. The server runs successfully and is reachable over LAN, but Remote.it cannot detect or connect to the UDP service running on port 19132.

Java Edition servers using TCP (e.g. port 25566) work fine through Remote.it, so the issue appears to be specific to UDP services.

I noticed that the options for certain games like minecraft (and bedrock addition), terraria and others have disappeared from the list of choosable options, however just using TCP for Minecraft Java worked fine, so im assuming UDP would work for Minecraft Bedrock assuming thats all the prevoius options did.

I have:

  1. Confirmed Minecraft Bedrock server runs and is reachable locally via LAN.

  2. Verified port 19132 is open and listening on UDP.

  3. Tested Java (TCP) server through Remote.it (port 25566) successfully — service detected and usable.

  4. Tried different UDP ports — same issue (“No service found running on 127.0.0.1:xxxx”).

  5. Restarted Remote.it service and re-added UDP service multiple times.

Client is on windows 10
I believe the remote.it version is 4? Thats at least what the config file says.
If more information is needed let me know

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Remote.It doesn’t support Minecraft or Terraria as service types. You can set them up as generic TCP or UDP services and it should work.

The error message you are receiving on remote.it when trying to connect on the UDP service set up indicates that Remote.It cannot detect that the UDP service is not found. You should make sure that you set up the UDP service with the port 19132 and not the Minecraft TCP port. I believe you need both TCP and UDP services. See this post. How to use both TCP and UDP on the same port (19132) for Minecraft Bedrock with remote.it?