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Thank you

Creating a folder called "nullplayers" solved that issue.

OK that IPTables was the hint needed. Initially on checking the IPTable, I got an error, after Googling the solution to that error (rebooting because the original configuration is held open after upgrade) that error went away and I was able to see the configuration for IPTable. I took a leap...

Many thanks for taking the time to respond. I've looked at the IPTables and there are no ports open or closed. As SSH is working, and I am unable to get a response via "nc localhost 19132" I do not believe IPTables would be the problem pi@raspberrypi-mc:~ $ sudo iptables -L -v Chain INPUT...

Brand new Raspberry Pi 4 8GB I have installed CLI only Raspian I have run sudo raspi-config and set the Memory Split 16 I have run sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade I have run sudo apt install default-jdk I have created and CD'd to the ~/nukkit I have downloaded...