A Minecraft Votifier Tester helps server owners check whether their Votifier setup can receive test votes. Votifier is used by Minecraft server lists to notify your server when a player votes. With a separate voting rewards plugin, players may receive rewards such as crate keys, items, ranks or in-game currency.
Use the MCServerTime Votifier Tester above to enter your Votifier host, port, public key and a test Minecraft username. This can help diagnose common setup and connection problems before players begin voting.
For a classic Votifier v1 setup, the public key is commonly stored at plugins/Votifier/rsa/public.key. Open the file through your Minecraft server hosting panel or file manager and copy its contents into the Public Key field above.
Only use the public key. Never paste the private key from private.key into an online testing tool.
Votifier v1 uses an RSA public key to send encrypted votes. NuVotifier v2 uses token-based authentication. These are different credentials and should not be substituted for each other.
The MCServerTime form above asks for a Votifier public key. If your setup uses only a NuVotifier v2 token, check whether your voting service supports that protocol before testing. The presence of a public-key field does not by itself confirm token-based v2 compatibility.
Common causes include an incorrect IP address, a closed Votifier port, a mismatched public key, an incorrectly configured plugin or a firewall blocking incoming connections. Check your hosting panel, plugin configuration and server console for errors.
The common default Votifier port is 8192. This is normally separate from the Minecraft game server port of 25565. Your Minecraft hosting provider may assign a different port, so always verify the value in your Votifier configuration.
A timeout can occur when the Votifier port is blocked by a firewall, the host is unreachable or the Votifier listener is not accepting connections. Confirm that the port is open and that the plugin has started successfully.
NuVotifier v2 tokens are usually configured in the plugin configuration file under tokens:. A v2 token is not the same as a v1 RSA public key. Use a tester that explicitly accepts v2 tokens when testing a token-only setup.
Receiving a vote and rewarding a player are separate tasks. Check that your voting rewards plugin is installed and configured, that the username matches the intended player, and that any offline reward settings work as expected.
Yes. A working Votifier connection indicates that the vote notification can reach the server, but it does not guarantee that the rewards plugin is configured correctly. Check the server console and reward plugin logs after testing.
Once your voting connection works, you can add your Minecraft server to MCServerTime and configure voting through your server listing.