Teamspeak server.

**KingKoopa** · 12-01-06, 10:01 AM

:?: Ok my clan is setting up teamspeak. We can run a server off our own cpu but that isnt too cool and its not always reliable cause the person that runs the server might not be online.

Is there a way you can help us with this? Not really sure, can yall set up a private channel or do we just use the one you provided or what... nice that ya'll have resources like this for us.
Thx TTP.

***COMMANDER*** · 12-01-06, 11:43 AM

I think this can be accomplished...just let *11*Bravo know what password yall want and we can put a password on it for yall.....send him a PM

**sjt17** · 12-01-06, 11:54 AM

Koop - thats right on - Big set up Bravo to handle this kinda thing as he's got some serious knowledge about teamspeak.

Bravo - help Koopa with whatever he wants - Big and I are standing by if you need any additional resources.

**11Bravo** · 12-01-06, 05:23 PM

Roger on that... I already responded to his Query with some things i'd need to know. And now he is set up. I will work with you on a password for the new setup i have for you KingKoopa. I'll find you tomorrow sometime, or catch me in the TS server in the afternoon.

**...bigdog...** · 12-03-06, 06:18 PM

also, I have made bravo and commander the moderators for the TS forum, since they understand and use ttp's TS the most.

Bravo is also a full admin in TTP's TS, with as much power as any high (though none of the highs know as much about running it as bravo and commander).

Bravo, if you haven't already, share the logins and passwords, or set up a password for commander.

**11Bravo** · 12-04-06, 09:14 AM

***COMMANDER*** and I, are either one usually on in the evenings. From there i can help get people registered, or access to passworded channels.

Also, i'm working on some STICKY stuff to help people know what they need to understand about using TeamSpeak.

**11Bravo** · 12-05-06, 12:47 AM

Done BigDog. Passwords are made available to the admin channels.

Locked.

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