TEAMSPEAK has MOVED!

**WileECyte** · 05-29-11, 01:45 PM

TeamSpeak has moved to a new IP address. Please adjust your connections appropriately.

New IP: 184.173.95.3:9988

**Rogue_Bull** · 05-29-11, 01:56 PM

asks me for a password. dont know one.

**RagunCajun** · 05-29-11, 02:02 PM

Originally Posted by Rogue_Bull

asks me for a password. dont know one.

Same here... is there a port #?

**dex71** · 05-29-11, 02:13 PM

shouldn't be pw protected, and the port is 9988

there are people on it now.....

**Krueluck** · 05-29-11, 03:59 PM

I can't get on either.. keep getting a [I]database error[I] message.

**WileECyte** · 05-29-11, 05:19 PM

You may need to put the port in your connection string: 184.173.95.3:9988

**Viktor_Olin** · 05-29-11, 07:20 PM

The new TS setup is not auto assigning; everyone's in the BC2 Lobby (both servers).

**WileECyte** · 05-29-11, 07:41 PM

The TS3 plugin somehow became 'stuck'. Should be working now.

**xShades** · 06-01-11, 01:48 PM

WileECyte

If you host your own TS you should look into TSDNS.

Its a small service that comes with the latest version of teamspeak. In a nut shell it works like this..

Create a normal DNS entry for your teamspeak server.. Lets say "bc2.teamplayergaming.com"

Now start TSDNS on your TS server and add a mapping to the .ini file that inclues the port.

Basically the new TS client connects to TSDNS first to check if there is a map for its port based on the DNS.

This means you can host hundreds of Teamspeak servers on one box and everyone of them can have their own unique DNS name and you dont need to use ports anymore!

Much easier to connect to ...

bc2.teamplayergaming.com
or
cod.teamplayergaming.com

and so on...

Just thought I'd let you know.... Did ours yesterday.

**Bunni** · 06-01-11, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by xShades

WileECyte

If you host your own TS you should look into TSDNS.

Its a small service that comes with the latest version of teamspeak. In a nut shell it works like this..

Create a normal DNS entry for your teamspeak server.. Lets say "bc2.teamplayergaming.com"

Now start TSDNS on your TS server and add a mapping to the .ini file that inclues the port.

Basically the new TS client connects to TSDNS first to check if there is a map for its port based on the DNS.

This means you can host hundreds of Teamspeak servers on one box and everyone of them can have their own unique DNS name and you dont need to use ports anymore!

Much easier to connect to ...

bc2.teamplayergaming.com
or
cod.teamplayergaming.com

and so on...

Just thought I'd let you know.... Did ours yesterday.

Ive been pushing for subdomains for... ages