Guide to Setup TeamSpeak 3 Private/Public Server

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Step 5|Team Speak 3 Admin Options Now you will see yourself inside your server. Now you must be the first one in the server as you just made it, and there is no admin there to give you admin rights. Hence Team Speak introduced a token system, which can be assumed as a temporary password which gives you admin rights. This token can be found in the server folder that you downloaded. It will be saved in a log file in LOG folder. You have to copy that token.

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Now open your client again and goto Permissions > Use token, here paste the token that you copied and hit OK. Now you will see that you have the admin rights and can create and manage channels as you want. Now you are done with setting up the server and logging in.

Step 6|Connect to Team Speak 3 Server Other people can access your server via your External IP and Port (9987). You can check your external IP via whatismyip.com and If you have Dynamic IP read our guide to change IP to static. This will be the IP that you will give other people to connect to your server. Configuring Team Speak 3 Server Unlike the super admin account in Team Speak 2 server where all the configurations were performed with a browser based system. Here a new system called SERVER QUERY has been introduced. Server Query is a command-line interface built into the Team Speak 3 Server which allows powerful scripting and automation tools to be built based on the exact same instruction set and functionality provided by the Team Speak 3 Client. Server Query Connection Connecting to server query can be done with character-mode terminal client such as Telnet or PuTTY. Server Query follows a simple syntax-ed code. Syntax and examples are included in the folder that you have downloaded named as ts3_serverquery_manual.pdf. I will show you how to Login and perform Basic operations in Server Query using Telnet. Make sure your server is running and you have joined it via client. Now open Command Prompt and write telnet and hit Enter. It will open Microsoft Telnet Client, now write o and hit Enter (It lets you enter IP and Port of server). Now Enter your local IP and Port (Server Query Port) in this format: 192.168.1.33 10011

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Now the telnet has recognized your server, now you have to login to your server to configure it you can find this syntax in ts3_serverquery_manual.pdf as well. login client_login_name=serveradmin client_login_password=NRmQOs14 (Login name and password are those which you noted when the server was run first time). Now for most of the commands you will need to set a server to current using USE statement as: use sid=1 It will set server with server ID=1 to current server. To view server list and information use this command serverlist You can perform various operations using these commands and which you can find in the pdf file or you can use help command which lists all the commands and briefly describes each. Using help command type another command like help channelcreate will display the syntax and example of channelcreate command.

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You can logout using logout command. As we know that it is beta version of Team Speak 3 so bugs are expected. And there are a few bugs with permissions and few more things which we hope will be removed soon.

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Thomas

I can't seem to find the server folder? Is the teamspeak client what i'm supposed to download in 2013? where is the server folder located?

Thomas

I cannot find the teamspeak server folder, where is it located?

Darryl

I read this article fully about the resemblance of latest and previous technologies, it's amazing article.

SSR

Ok, this is a great tutorial, I have one question. I do not want to have my ip out in the open and see some pple are able to rename their team speak 3 server something else, for example: myfrag.net. How would i be able to do this? I think I have some id but im not sure.

Talha

dreamlandserver.zapto.org port 9987 slots 512 free channles yes

Meriossii

IP: hawks-gaming.dyndns.org Port: 9987 Free Channels (Maybe)

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