Pressing “Y” to “connect to local network” on the main menu shows up. However, my LAN world (running version 26.21.1) that I have configured, still does not show up on the Nintendo Switch client of Minecraft.
Steps to reproduce Open Minecraft on Switch or Switch 2 while being signed into Microsoft Account Press Y to open the Network mode menu and select Local Network.
Expected result: Hosted LAN Bedrock is visible
Actual result: Hosted LAN Bedrock server is not visible.
I can confirm the network, and server are both configured properly, as other Bedrock clients can connect (PC and iPhone) but Minecraft on Switch, and Switch 2 are unable to connect via LAN.
Matt Nicklas
Pressing “Y” to “connect to local network” on the main menu shows up. However, my LAN world (running version 26.21.1) that I have configured, still does not show up on the Nintendo Switch client of Minecraft.
Steps to reproduce
Open Minecraft on Switch or Switch 2 while being signed into Microsoft Account
Press Y to open the Network mode menu and select Local Network.
Expected result: Hosted LAN Bedrock is visible
Actual result: Hosted LAN Bedrock server is not visible.
I can confirm the network, and server are both configured properly, as other Bedrock clients can connect (PC and iPhone) but Minecraft on Switch, and Switch 2 are unable to connect via LAN.