Any one got a spare few mins?

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

Hey im trying to setup a temp TS3 server for my clan.

If you got a min can you try connecting here -

192.168.1.67
9987.

Password is - Spuds (capital S)

i got no mic working (im on laptop and i spilled drink on it haha)

I jsut need you to say a few words see if its laggy or not, also see if you can actually join.

DsMuslim · April 2011

The Link isn't working with me

maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

ASA411 wrote: »

The Link isn't working with me

maybe I'm doing something wrong?

do you get any type of error message?

For now i have disabled all firewalls just to see if it works but it seeming not

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

ASA411 wrote: »

The Link isn't working with me

maybe I'm doing something wrong?

LOL sorry i made a mistake in the first post xD I have edited the address try again if you dont mind.

N4ruken · April 2011

I can help out if you like, give me a sec

DsMuslim · April 2011

Yup,

tho I'm not sure which part should I copy in the title bar (I'm a noob in these stuff)
so I tried everything

I copied: "1942.168.1.67", "1942.168.1.679987.", and even made that up "1942.168.1.67.9987" lol

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

N4ruken wrote: »

I can help out if you like, give me a sec

sure if you dont mind

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

ASA411 wrote: »

Yup,

tho I'm not sure which part should I copy in the title bar (I'm a noob in these stuff)
so I tried everything

I copied: "1942.168.1.67", "1942.168.1.679987.", and even made that up "1942.168.1.67.9987" lol

yea ive edited the first post for the address xD the first part 1924 there wasnt supposed to be a 4 (typo) In teamspeak3 just press connect then in the address part put 192.168.1.67

The port section is 9987

And the password is Spuds then just press connect

N4ruken · April 2011

Well let me tell you that didn't work, and with that IP will not work since you are using a Private IP from your network (assigned by your router)

In this case if you are hosting the server, you will need to get your Public IP if im not mistaken.

Right now, that Server can work, but for only people within your network (Let's say all your computers at home)

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

N4ruken wrote: »

Well let me tell you that didn't work, and with that IP will not work since you are using a Private IP from your network (assigned by your router)

In this case if you are hosting the server, you will need to get your Public IP if im not mistaken.

Right now, that Server can work, but for only people within your network (Let's say all your computers at home)

Thanks for that, do you know if there is something i must do with the server itself or do you just need my public IP address? I just did a search on google for my public IP which is 87.194.144.247

Maybe this should of gone in tech help section xD Thought it was just gonna be a case of someone joining and seeing if its laggy or not lol

N4ruken · April 2011

Gh0st_Slay3r wrote: »

Thanks for that, do you know if there is something i must do with the server itself or do you just need my public IP address? I just did a search on google for my public IP which is 87.194.144.247

Maybe this should of gone in tech help section xD Thought it was just gonna be a case of someone joining and seeing if its laggy or not lol

Well in this case im sure that you will for sure use your public ip, now regarding how to mount a TS server im not sure since i've never done it lol, try to search on Google for a tutorial on how to mount the server.

I'll leave this link if is not against the rules:
http://segmentnext.com/2009/12/21/team-speak-3-server-guide/

Good luck, i wish i can give some other advices but im on my way to bed

Greets~

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

^^ cheers I'll have another search for tutorials shortly

That link you sent doesnt work for me tho

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

Ok I have got my server up and running now and my clan can join. But i have a problem, I want to run the server from my laptop that can be left on at all times, so I have set it up on laptop but I cannot join from my main computer which is downstairs. Does anyone have any ideas why?

EDIT- I can connect to the server from the laptop just not the comp.

[MOD]BlindRob · April 2011

When connecting to your own server use your internal IP (192.168.1.***). Depending on your network setup this may change every time your computer is off for say, an hour.

To make this the same you will need to set up a static IP.
Here is a little guide on how to set that up. Note that if you mess this up you will be unable to connect to your network. Just set everything back to automatic and you should be good to go again.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19249/how-to-assign-a-static-ip-address-in-xp-vista-or-windows-7/

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

thanks for that but i have a static IP and have already tried joining with the 192.168.1.*** internal IP and still it gives me the error sound and say cannot connect asif the server isnt there

[MOD]BlindRob · April 2011

Are you including the port# as well? Also see if you can ping the IP you are trying to connect to.

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

[MOD]BlindRob wrote: »

Are you including the port# as well? Also see if you can ping the IP you are trying to connect to.

yea im using the default port 9987, and i have used PFPortChecker which also pings too and it shows everything as working

EDIT - also tried joining by using localhost in the address bar too but i think this only works on the laptop where the server is hosted anyway.

Just pinged the ip through the CMD too and that is fine less that 1ms and 0% loss

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

Also dunno if this wil lhelp - In the Server lists I actually see my own server yet still cannot join it. Could this be some setting in TS itself? I reinstalled ts just to check but still same happening

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

anyone else got any ideas?

Gh0st_Slay3r · April 2011

fixed.... was jsut me being dumb.... my blonde hair i used to have as a kid must still affect me at times :rolleyes: lol

loudermp · April 2011

If I am not mistaken your external ip is dynamic, but it needs to be static, you will have to have your internet provider assign you a static ip, good luck.

Any one got a spare few mins?

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