How to claim an existing MineRate server listing

Before you start

• A signed-in MineRate account.
• Control of the public server MOTD or DNS for the listed host.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Find the exact existing entry

   Search by the host and port and check the server name and edition. Similar names do not establish that two entries represent the same endpoint.

2. Run the address check in Add server

   Enter the existing address and port in Add server. When MineRate identifies the duplicate, use the existing-listing ownership controls shown with the check result.

3. Place the displayed code

   Add the existing entry’s code to the MOTD returned by that endpoint, or to a DNS TXT record on the exact listed host. Copy it unchanged, and check that it is publicly visible.

4. Check ownership and review the page

   Choose the corresponding MOTD or DNS check. After success, the entry appears under your account without creating a duplicate. Review its imported description, versions, contacts and publication status before making changes.

If something does not work

My code is not found

Check whether you copied the code from this existing entry. If a proxy answers the listed address, changing a backend MOTD may not change the public response.

I cannot change MOTD or DNS

Ask the person who controls the endpoint or domain to help. If ownership needs an administrative review, contact MineRate through its available support/reporting channels; do not create a duplicate as a workaround.