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After doing this, scroll back up and click "Session" (the very top option) to go back to the initial view.
After doing this, scroll back up and click "Session" (the very top option) to go back to the initial view.


In here, under the `Host Name (or IP address)` enter "root@[ip]", where \[ip\] is the public IP address that you have copied from the Hetzner Cloud screen.
In here, under the "Host Name (or IP address)" enter "root@[ip]", where \[ip\] is the public IP address that you have copied from the Hetzner Cloud screen.


Enter a name for your session under "Saved Sessions", and click Save.
Enter a name for your session under "Saved Sessions", and click Save.
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=== Running the server ===
=== Running the server ===
If you run the server on the command line that you are in now, it will turn off when you disconnect. To make the server stay up even when you aren't SSH'd into it, we will create a virtual terminal that keeps running using `screen`.
If you run the server on the command line that you are in now, it will turn off when you disconnect. To make the server stay up even when you aren't SSH'd into it, we will create a virtual terminal that keeps running using <code>screen</code>.


To create a new screen / connect to it, do <code>screen -R MC</code>. Press enter. This will create a screen called MC.
To create a new screen / connect to it, do <code>screen -R MC</code>. Press enter. This will create a screen called MC.