Support Tickets

Troubleshooting
16 June 2026 · By Josh P
Support Tickets

If you need help with something that isn't covered by the knowledgebase, you can open a support ticket. Our team receives your ticket immediately and will respond as soon as possible.


Opening a ticket

  1. Go to mchosts.com.au/support and click New Ticket
  2. Fill in the ticket form:
FieldDescription
CategoryBilling & Payment, Technical Issue, Modpack Support, Account Management, or Other
SubjectA short description of your issue (e.g. "Server won't start after version change")
Related ServerSelect which of your servers the issue relates to (optional)
DescriptionDescribe the problem in as much detail as possible
PriorityHow urgently you need a response (see below)
ScreenshotAttach a screenshot if helpful - PNG, JPG, or GIF up to 5 MB
  1. Click Submit

Choosing a priority

PriorityWhen to use it
LowGeneral questions, feature requests, non-urgent issues
MediumIssues affecting your server that you can work around
HighServer performance is significantly affected but still usable, and you need help soon
CriticalServer is completely down, with no workaround, data loss risk, or billing emergency

Please use Critical sparingly - it flags your ticket for immediate attention.


Tracking and replying to tickets

All your tickets are listed at mchosts.com.au/support. Click a ticket to open the message thread.

  • You can reply with additional information or attachments at any time
  • Replies from the support team appear in real time
  • You will receive an email notification for each staff reply (configurable in Account Settings)

Ticket statuses

StatusMeaning
In ProgressYour ticket has been received and is awaiting a staff response - this is also where it goes back to after you reply to a staff message
Waiting on YouStaff has replied and is waiting for more information from you
ResolvedStaff considers the issue addressed. You can still reply if you need more help, but the status only changes when staff updates it
ClosedTicket is archived and can no longer be replied to

Tickets are automatically closed after 14 days of inactivity - whether they're marked Resolved with no further activity, or staff is waiting on a reply from you that never comes. If you still need help after a ticket closes, just open a new one.

Open Tickets


Tips for faster resolution

  • Include your server hostname - the <yoursubdomain>.mchosts.co address
  • Copy relevant log lines from the Console tab - errors and stack traces are very helpful
  • Describe what you tried - if you've already rebooted the instance or checked the console, say so
  • Attach a screenshot of any error messages in Minecraft or the control panel

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