On wich TCP and UDP ports does linux TS2 client work?

[sleon|tuX]

On wich TCP and UDP ports does linux TS2 client work?

[N. Werensteijn]

I think you missed the FAQ?
http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=41

[sleon|tuX]

I found only server ports:
Which ports does the TS2 Server use?

TeamSpeak Server is using the following ports:


8767 UDP, Server
location at server.ini: ServerUDPPort=8767

14534 TCP, WebInterface
location at server.ini: HTTPServer Port=14534

51234 TCP, tcpquery port
location at server.ini: TCPQueryPort=51234

To get server to work behind firewall, nat, masq you
need only to open/forward the 8767 port.

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But i am looking for clinet ports, i've already checked all FAQ threads.
:confused:

[N. Werensteijn]

The client uses 1025-65535 as source port, and 8767 as destination port (or whatever you specify at connection time)

[Jammet]

As far as I can see, one can specify the ports that the server ought to be using in server.ini. See the "Good critism" post I made today about that and other things - maybe reply there.

How to tell a TS2 client not to use the default port for connecting? I would like to use other ports - for the initial TCP syn/handshake/whatever on the 8767 most importantly. =)

[N. Werensteijn]

Teamspeak does not use tcp :p (except for telnet and web-admin on the server).

To connect to a server that is not on port 8767, fill in serverip:port example voice.teamspeak.org:9500

[Jammet]

Strange, I've tried that and then it wasn't connecting up. I'll have to retry now that I know I've done it the right way anyway.

I thought you'd be using TCP for some sort of handshake, it's a little unusual everything's done completely in UDP =). Yhanks!

[N. Werensteijn]

Yes UDP only is a bit unusual, but aint it wonderfull from a firewall management point of view :)