Know what the server expects
The Connection Passport reads your answers — nothing else. No password, no login, no download, no server address stored anywhere. It compares your self-described setup against how Minecraft: Java Edition server gates generally work and reports what evidence is still missing. It never stamps “Ready” without a verified, unexpired server-requirement card.
Where are the per-server requirement cards?
Not published yet, and none will be invented. A requirement card appears only when a server operator proves control of their hostname and attests their requirements, or when first-party observation establishes them — the methodology defines both. The registry is honestly empty today.
Kicked with a message? Start here
- “Invalid session” — token trouble; a restart order fixes it.
- “Failed to verify username” — the session check failed.
- “Secure profile required” — an account-side requirement.
- “Outdated client / server” — a version mismatch; short triage, then the version desk.