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(20180107 – The steps in this post were amended to address changes in recent versions of software — iceflatline) is a voice communication tool for online gaming, education and training, internal business communication, and similar use cases. This post will describe how to install TeamSpeak server on the Windows operating system, configure it to listen for incoming voice connections using a non-default UDP port, and test the installation/configuration using the TeamSpeak client application. Also discussed is how to remove your TeamSpeak server from the list of publicly available servers. The versions for the software discussed in this post are as follows:• Windows 10 Pro x64 • TeamSpeak Server 64-bit 3.0.13.8 • teamSpeak Client 64-bit 3.1.7 Let’s get started Install and Configure the TeamSpeak Server Start by downloading the and extracting the folder contained within the zip file to a location of your choice. We’ll use C: in our example.

After the folder is extracted we should see the folder C: teamspeak3-server_win64. Open this folder and create a shortcut to C: teamspeak3-server_win64 ts3server.exe to somewhere convenient. Right-click on the shortcut, navigate to Properties, and append createinifile=1 to C: teamspeak3-server_win64 ts3server.exe in the Target field (e.g. C: teamspeak3-server_win64 ts3server.exe createinifile=1) then select “OK” to save and close the window. Double-click on this shortcut to start the TeamSpeak server.

You should see a new icon in the notification area of the windows task bar indicating that the TeamSpeak server has started. Biblioteka otechestvennih komponentov multisim rar. When the TeamSpeak server is started for the first time a pop-up window will appear showing the Server Query credentials and the Server Admin Token (See Figure 1). You can disregard this information for now and close the window.

Figure 1 Now open the folder C: teamspeak3-server_win64 and you should see several new files, including ts3server.ini and ts3server.sqlitedb. Stop the TeamSpeak server by right-clicking on the icon in the notification tray and selecting “Exit”. Delete the file C: teamspeak3-server_win64 ts3server.sqlitedb.

Open C: teamspeak-3-server ts3server.ini and change the value of default_voice_port value to the port number desired. We’ll use 12010 in our example. Once again right-click on the shortcut, navigate to Properties. Replace createinifile=1 with inifile=ts3server.ini in the Target field (e.g., C: teamspeak3-server_win64 ts3server.exe inifile=ts3server.ini) then select “OK” to save and close the window. Restart the Teamspeak server and a new C: teamspeak3-server_win64 ts3server.sqlitedb file will be created containing the new port number. The pop-up window showing the Server Query credentials and the Server Admin Token will again appear. This time you’ll want to copy at least the Server Admin Token somewhere as this key is needed to gain administration rights to your TeamSpeak server.

I also recommend copying the Server Query credential somewhere as well. This will be needed should you ever want to use ServerQuery, a command line based administration tool supported by TeamSpeak.

Test Using the TeamSpeak Client Okay, now that we have the TeamSpeak server installed and configured let’s install the TeamSpeak client and test to ensure that you can connect to it. Download the application and install it. Start the TeamSpeak server and then start the TeamSpeak client. Once the TeamSpeak client has started select Connections->Connect (or use CTRL+s).

In the Server Address field enter the host name of the Teamspeak server followed by the port number the server is listening on for incoming voice connections. These two entries should be seperated with a colon. Since our Teamspeak server is located on the same machine as the TeamSpeak client we’ll use the host name localhost. The port number will of course be the one we configured for this Teamspeak server, port 12010 (See Figure 2).