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Setting up a Teamspeak server
Setting up a Teamspeak server
I need help. I wasnt sure where to post this. But I think here Is good. Please move if Yall think its a biggy. I mean to disrespect no anyone but here goes.
I have been trying to set up a teamspeak server.
Its not working so well.
I have tryed to set my ports.
Protocol Port Start Port End Port Map
UDP 9987 9988 100
TCP 10011 10012 100
TCP 30033 30034 100
I am not sure if this Infomation is accurate to Use a teamspeak server. But I Really need this information.
I want people to connect to it.
I have been trying to set up a teamspeak server.
Its not working so well.
I have tryed to set my ports.
Protocol Port Start Port End Port Map
UDP 9987 9988 100
TCP 10011 10012 100
TCP 30033 30034 100
I am not sure if this Infomation is accurate to Use a teamspeak server. But I Really need this information.
I want people to connect to it.
Well you could use google, but here you go.
Originally Posted by Google
Originally Posted by Google
-= Team Speak 2.0 =- Server Setup
1 - Download/Install - Team Speak 2.0 Server
- TeamSpeak - Welcome to TeamSpeak
2 - Start Team Speak 2.0 Server
3 - Registering Your Team Speak Server
- Start Team Speak 2.0
- Locate and open your Server log file using Word Pad
(c:/Program files/Teamspeak2/server)
- Locate your Login and password
- sample ( LoginName: admin LoginPW: bmjk3 )
- Right Click on the Team Speak 2.0 server icon in your tray and select ( Administration )
- You will be prompted to enter the login and pass you just retrieved from your Servers log file.
enter your info and save
4 - Navigating and Setting up Team Speak 2.0 while in the Web Browser
- Select your server
Users Manager
- click User Manager, then click on the tool button to the right of the admin
- Type in a new admin password in both the fields
- make sure you have selected both Server Admin & Super Server Admin
- Then click Save. A web browser Login/Password box will pop up, enter your new info and hit remember password then save.
- NOTE: you will also use the (User Manager) to edit your registered guests..
You can make a registered guest a Server admin or Super Server Admin without changing their password by leaving it blank
(to register a client view the client setup portion of this post. Steps 4-6 in the Client setup portion)
Setting
- Click Settings
- Modify these server settings per your needs
- server name
- server welcome message
- Server Type, (clan/public) server
- Player registration Mode
- Type of Codec's to be allowed
- Save settings
5 - Connecting to your Team Speak 2.0 server as a Admin
- Install and Start Team Speak 2.0 (Steps are listed in the Client Setup portion on this post,, Sections 1-3)
- Click (Connection/Connect) Select (Web Servers List) Locate and Highlight your server, then Select (Copy to local Addressbook)
- Click on the (Local Addressbook) tab
- You should see your server's info on the right hand side of the window, with your guest Nickname.
- Select Auto-Reconnect
- Select ( Registered )
- Enter your Personal Login Name and Password
- Connect to the Server
6 - Tip on Creating Channels and Sub-Channels
- You must select a channel type for the channel to stay.
- Registered = Permanent Channel that will stay on the server till deleted.
- Moderated = You need voice or better to talk.
- Sub Channels = Selecting this will allow you to create Sub-Channels in that parent Channel
- Default = This is the channel the members will automatically join
- To create a Sub-Channel, your parent Channel must have the Sub-Channel box selected upon creation
1 - Download/Install - Team Speak 2.0 Server
- TeamSpeak - Welcome to TeamSpeak
2 - Start Team Speak 2.0 Server
3 - Registering Your Team Speak Server
- Start Team Speak 2.0
- Locate and open your Server log file using Word Pad
(c:/Program files/Teamspeak2/server)
- Locate your Login and password
- sample ( LoginName: admin LoginPW: bmjk3 )
- Right Click on the Team Speak 2.0 server icon in your tray and select ( Administration )
- You will be prompted to enter the login and pass you just retrieved from your Servers log file.
enter your info and save
4 - Navigating and Setting up Team Speak 2.0 while in the Web Browser
- Select your server
Users Manager
- click User Manager, then click on the tool button to the right of the admin
- Type in a new admin password in both the fields
- make sure you have selected both Server Admin & Super Server Admin
- Then click Save. A web browser Login/Password box will pop up, enter your new info and hit remember password then save.
- NOTE: you will also use the (User Manager) to edit your registered guests..
You can make a registered guest a Server admin or Super Server Admin without changing their password by leaving it blank
(to register a client view the client setup portion of this post. Steps 4-6 in the Client setup portion)
Setting
- Click Settings
- Modify these server settings per your needs
- server name
- server welcome message
- Server Type, (clan/public) server
- Player registration Mode
- Type of Codec's to be allowed
- Save settings
5 - Connecting to your Team Speak 2.0 server as a Admin
- Install and Start Team Speak 2.0 (Steps are listed in the Client Setup portion on this post,, Sections 1-3)
- Click (Connection/Connect) Select (Web Servers List) Locate and Highlight your server, then Select (Copy to local Addressbook)
- Click on the (Local Addressbook) tab
- You should see your server's info on the right hand side of the window, with your guest Nickname.
- Select Auto-Reconnect
- Select ( Registered )
- Enter your Personal Login Name and Password
- Connect to the Server
6 - Tip on Creating Channels and Sub-Channels
- You must select a channel type for the channel to stay.
- Registered = Permanent Channel that will stay on the server till deleted.
- Moderated = You need voice or better to talk.
- Sub Channels = Selecting this will allow you to create Sub-Channels in that parent Channel
- Default = This is the channel the members will automatically join
- To create a Sub-Channel, your parent Channel must have the Sub-Channel box selected upon creation