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Overview

Sick of using Discord/Skype? Tired of not having complete control of your server? Or maybe it's because of the lack of customizable settings? Too much bandwidth usage? Well look no further! Teamspeak is here to help!

Aug 18, 2012  I'm running a TS3 server on a Linux machine and have normal SSH access. Resolved Lost my Admin / Don't have key. How can i create new privilege key (Token) - TeamSpeak.

  • In this guide, we will be going over how to create a Teamspeak 3 server on an Ubuntu 14 64-bit VPS from Vultr. Requirements A VPS from Vultr running Ubuntu 14, although this guide will work for Ubuntu 12.
  • I created alot of teamspeaks servers,ts2 and ts3,im good with this.It's impossible to create a priv key hack,and i tell you why.The priv. Key is a unique cod created by server owner or admin,and can't be hacked.

In this guide, I will show you on how to install TeamSpeak 3 Server on your Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit Vultr VPS.

Requirements

  • A VPS running Ubuntu 16.04 from Vultr.

Instructions

Step 1.

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First, create a new user with your desired name, we will use the name 'teamspeak' for this guide.

Step 2.

Get the latest TeamSpeak 3 server files for 64-bit Linux. Check their website, a new version may be available.

Step 3.

Extract the archive.

This will create a new folder in the root directory called: teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64

Step 4.

Move the extracted files to the teamspeak user's home directory then remove the extracted folder and downloaded archive.

Accept the license agreement:

Step 5.

Change ownership of the TeamSpeak 3 server files.

Step 6.

Make the TeamSpeak 3 server start on boot. Use your favorite editor to make a new file called teamspeak.service in /lib/systemd/system/.

Paste this content into it:

Once you are done, save the file and close the editor. Now we will activate the script so that it will start on boot.

This makes to systemd recognize the file we just created.

Enable the service.

Start the TeamSpeak server.

Once you've started the server, you can check that it's running with this command.

Step 7.

When you first try to connect to your TeamSpeak server, you may be prompted to use a privilege key. This privilege key allows to administrate your TeamSpeak server. To get this privilege key, use the following command:

At bottom you'll see something that looks like this:

Replace the stars with your unique token, and enter it into your TeamSpeak client. You'll see a prompt telling you that the privilege key was successfully used.

Optional: Firewall

If you are using the built-in firewall that was included with the Ubuntu installation then iptables is your firewall. You may need to forward the following ports to allow connections to your TeamSpeak 3 Server.

Connect to TeamSpeak 3 Server

You can connect to a TeamSpeak 3 server to input commands without the need for a TeamSpeak 3 client. This can be done by connecting to the query port using telnet.

Using PuTTY or equivalent select a telnet connection and enter the server IP and TeamSpeak 3 query port (default:10011).

Useful Commands

Login

Generating a new Privilege key

Note: Your server ID is usually 1

Reset your query password

See change password.

TeamSpeak 3 Databases

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The TeamSpeak 3 database contains all user information, groups, and statistics for your server.

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SQLite Database

By default, TeamSpeak 3 uses an SQLite database file, which allows good performance for most users, and easy server transfers from one server to another. This method is recommended for most admins as it is the simplest database method to use.

MariaDB

TeamSpeak 3 also allows admins to use MariaDB (MySQL alternative) manage the database. MariaDB is entirely optional and is not required so it is recommended that admins only use if they are comfortable.

Information about installing TeamSpeak 3 with MariaDB can be found here.

TSDNS

TSDNS is a system allowing admins to redirect a domain name to a given TeamSpeak 3 port.

Hypersnap 8 license key generator online. If TeamSpeak 3 port is using the default port, you do not need to provide the port when you are giving your server address, you can use the IP or domain name directly.

TSDNS is useful to admins that are hosting multiple TeamSpeak 3 servers on a single dedicated server.

Further documentation can be found using the following command.

Additional information can be found here.

Then you can copy the sample, edit it accordingly and restart your TeamSpeak 3 server to apply the changes.

Known issues

IPv6

Some users with IPv6 enabled might encounter a server failing to start properly. To fix this edit serverfiles/ts3-server.ini to add a standard IPv4 (voice_ip; filetransfer_ip; query_ip) and remove the , :: from IPv6. Then as the server failed to start at the installation, the privilege key hasn't been generated. So you will need to use server query (ID/Password have been generated for them) to generate a new Server Admin privilege key.

Accounting failed to register

If you find the following in the log you may need to remove a file that was created by teamspeak in /dev/shm/ ERROR Accounting failed to register local accounting service: File exists The file is named '7gbhujb54g8z9hu43jre8' that is the problem for teamspeak. You need remove the file that is owned by another user and then try again to start the teamspeak server.