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Yup, that all looks good. all thought the link expired. Perhaps this may be a bug in the GUI.

Can you show you code? You can put it into a code block, by using 3 ``` marks.

Hello! May I ask, is there a chance you are running this on Windows? I've ran a test instance with nothing a couple days ago, and I was also getting a high value, so this is possibly a bug in the GUI. - Can you please install Spark, and verify that it is shows a different value when executing...

Use a plugin like Citizens. There are also other, simpler alternatives, consider looking thru them.

No worries, sorry I couldn't help with much. My last tip would be to try with an address that is in the DHCP address range, or just let DHCP assign something and update stuff dynamically.

Hm, I see. I know what netplan is, but I'm afraid I won't be much help here. With that being said, as long as you bind the Minecraft serbur to the correct address in the server.properties file, it shouldn't matter. Out of curiosity, if you start any other application that uses TCP on the same...

Hm, interesting. I'm not too familiar with esxi, after a quick search I was able to find the following Reddit post here. Can you verify that it is neither of these?

Hello! After someone connects from "outside", what is the output of ip a?