About Fire Network
Fire Network is a Minecraft Modded server listed on Minelist and hosted in Netherlands. Java address: firenetwork.sbs. Crossplay is enabled; Bedrock players use firenetwork.sbs. Last ping reported version Velocity-CTD 1.7.2-26.2. Current players: 0/200, checked 1 Sep 2026, 3:13, 67 ms from our monitor. Vote rank on this list: #7983.
Fire Network MOTD
FireNetwork
Welcome to Fire Network, a Minecraft server built for players who value challenge, consequence, and real progression. This isn’t
FireNetwork
Welcome to Fire Network, a Minecraft server built for players who value challenge, consequence, and real progression. This isn’t a server built around distractions or gimmicks. Every system exists to reinforce one idea: your decisions matter. You choose how you play. But you don’t escape the outcome.
Survival
Survival on FireNetwork is about control, structure, and long-term growth.
This is not chaotic gameplay. It rewards players who think ahead.
- Establish your base with intention
- Gather resources and expand efficiently
- Build systems that actually sustain your progress
- Interact, trade, or compete with other players
There are no shortcuts here. No artificial boosts.
Your progress reflects your discipline.
If you’re consistent, you grow. If you’re careless, you fall behind.
Fire Network Server
Frequently Asked Questions
Fire Network is a Minecraft Modded server listed on Minelist (hosted in Netherlands). To join, copy the address below into Minecraft Multiplayer.
Owner summary: “FireNetwork Welcome to Fire Network, a Minecraft server built for players who value challenge, consequence, and real progression. This isn’t”
Java Edition
- Copy the Java address: (port 25549).
- Launch Minecraft Java → Multiplayer → Add Server (or Direct Connect).
- Paste the address, save, then click Join.
Bedrock / Pocket Edition
- Copy the Bedrock address: · port 19132 (default).
- On phone, tablet, console, or Windows Bedrock: Play → Servers → Add Server.
- Enter the address and port, save, then join.
Still stuck? See our how to join a Minecraft server guide, or ask staff on the Fire Network Discord.
Use these official addresses from the Fire Network Minelist listing:
- Java: on port 25549
- Bedrock / PE: on port 19132 — this listing is marked crossplay, so Java and Bedrock players can share the same world where the network supports it
Copy buttons also appear in the sidebar. Bookmark this page so friends always get the current IP if the hostname ever changes.
Last ping reported software/version string: Velocity-CTD 1.7.2-26.2. A version mismatch is one of the most common reasons a correct IP still fails to connect.
Yes. Fire Network is listed as a crossplay Minecraft server on Minelist.
Bedrock / PE address: . Use that on mobile, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, or Windows Bedrock.
Java players still use :25549.
Keep your Bedrock client updated. On consoles, add the server manually under Servers — friends lists alone will not show custom third-party servers.
Fire Network is free to join from this Minecraft server list. You need a legitimate Minecraft Java or Bedrock account; Minelist does not charge you to connect.
If the server later sells optional ranks, those would be handled on their own site or Discord — not through a Minelist fee.
Fire Network is listed on Minelist as a Modded Minecraft server based in Netherlands with Java + Bedrock crossplay.
Additional modes/tags on this listing: bedrock, pvp, survival.
Community tags: cross-play, raiding.
From the server description: “FireNetwork Welcome to Fire Network, a Minecraft server built for players who value challenge, consequence, and real progression. This isn’t”
Compare similar worlds on our Modded Minecraft servers hub, or read the full description on this page before you invest time building.
Yes — combat is part of how Fire Network is categorized (Modded), with related tags like bedrock, pvp, survival.
That usually means PvP exists somewhere on the network (war zones, arenas, or open world). Always read spawn/safe-zone rules on this page or in Discord before fighting — many servers punish combat logging or spawn camping.
Our last successful ping for Fire Network reported version Velocity-CTD 1.7.2-26.2. That string comes from the live server, so it is the most reliable clue when Multiplayer says “outdated client” or “outdated server”.
The owner also listed these supported clients: 1-21. Multi-version networks (ViaVersion / protocol support) can accept a range such as 1.20–1.21 even when the ping string shows one build.
On our last check, Fire Network showed 0/200 players with status Offline (checked 1 Sep 2026, 3:13), latency 67 ms from the Minelist monitor.
Current vote rank on Minelist: #7983. Rankings move as the community votes, so activity and visibility are related but not identical.
Player counts change throughout the day. Refresh this page or use the Server Status Checker for a live probe of the same address.
This Minelist listing places Fire Network in Netherlands. Players closer to that region typically get lower ping and smoother gameplay.
Our monitor last measured about 67 ms to the server — your home ping will differ based on your ISP and distance.
If you live far away, try a short session after joining with firenetwork.sbs:25549 to see whether combat and building feel responsive enough for you.
Our last check for Fire Network reported status Offline (1 Sep 2026, 3:13).
That can mean a restart, maintenance, or an outage. Try again later, watch announcements on Discord, or probe the IP with our status checker.
The community Discord for Fire Network is here: Join Fire Network Discord.
Use it for rules, events, support tickets, and real-time status when the server is restarting. Staff answers there are faster than Minelist comments.
Official links for Fire Network from this listing:
- Website: store.firenetwork.sbs — rules, maps, and announcements.
For account or purchase problems, Discord staff are usually the right contact after you check the store’s own support page.
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