Minecraft 'Failed to Verify Username' Error
Level: Intermediate
In this guide, we will demonstrate step-by-step how to resolve the “Failed to Verify Username” error in Minecraft using the UltraServers Panel. This error typically arises when the Minecraft server cannot validate your username with the Minecraft authentication servers. By following these steps, you should be able to effectively fix this issue.
How to Fix 'Failed to Verify Username' Error in Minecraft
Step 1: Access the UltraServers Panel
- The first step to resolving the “Failed to Verify Username” error is to access your panel.
Step 2: Navigate to your Minecraft Server
- Once you are logged into the Ultraservers Panel, navigate to the Minecraft server that is experiencing the “Failed to Verify Username” error.
Step 3: Navigating to Overview
- Click on the overview tab and then click on
Miscellaneous
Step 4: Modify Online Mode Settings
- Disable the
Online mode setting
if you do not know how, follow this guide
Be aware that changing this option might increase the risk of unauthorized access to your server, as it allows cracked clients to join.
Step 5: Save Changes and Restart the Server
- After modifying the online-mode setting, make sure to save your changes. Then, restart your Minecraft server for the changes to take effect.
By setting online-mode to false, your server will no longer require username verification upon login, thereby resolving the “Failed to Verify Username” error. Please remember to exercise caution with this setting, as it does open the door for non, verified Minecraft accounts to connect to your server. For the highest level of security, only trusted users should be allowed to, connect to your server.
NOTE: Some plugins does NOT support cracked versions of minecraft, so please keep that in mind when disabling online-mode
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