Can you transfer a minecraft server to a different host?

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So Im wondering if I make a server and host it on pebblehost, can i transfer everything to minehut later on?
Also another question is there a way to have a server on minehut just to get the players joining from minehut hub then redirect them to the actual server?
 
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So Im wondering if I make a server and host it on pebblehost, can i transfer everything to minehut later on?
Also another question is there a way to have a server on minehut just to get the players joining from minehut hub then redirect them to the actual server?
Do NOT do this. Once you move to Minehut it is VERY difficult to get out of them. Stick with setting up your server on a VPS/Dedi, and pay their $5 a month plan for "External server", then you can have 2 proxies, a hub and a server (such as a survival, and you don't have to have the hub, can just be 2 proxies and the server(s) themselves)

Anyway, the point is - Don't fall victim of getting into the Minehut ecosystem and getting trapped in it. Too many micro transactions and headaches, trust me, I know them. You need two proxies, one for normal players and one for minehut joining players (As they use their own custom API joining authentication line, bypassing Mojang's). Very simple, requires 1GB RAM (500MB each is enough) for both + the servers you need, so that's about 5-6GB in this day and age, but it all depends on about 99 different other factors like plugins, player count, hardware spec, etc.

Onto your other question, yes, as explained above. It's very simple to do and you can reach out so I can set this up for you if you wish. Ignore the other articles in this post such as the ChatGPT generated one lmfao - Speak to professionals such as myself for the right honest answer.
 
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