ports

[chris998]

what ports need to be open for teamspeak server?

[Michael]

Read the FAQ!

- 8767 UDP (for a virtual server with the port 8767)

- 14534 TCP (WebInterface)

- 51234 TCP (Telnet)

[chris998]

i did those 3 but still not luck

can anyone help me, i put those 3 ports in my config program, but server isnt working to other peeps

i set up a teamspeak server before, but someone i knew helped me but i he doesnt like me now lol, i formatted recently, thats why i dont have the ports open

[m&m's]

- 8767 UDP (for a virtual server with the port 8767) all servers need this enless your useing diferant port then port foward that in your router

- 14534 TCP (WebInterface) only needed if you want a remote admin . you can admin from your pc to your server on your pc with out this

- 51234 TCP (Telnet) same thing only needed if your needing remote access to a server hosted by someone else for you

here is a site with many router port fowarding walk thrus http://www.xbchelp.com/router/

[chris998]

i have a thompson speed touch 330. ive read on many sites that people having problems as there is no way to open ports, but i discovered an offical program to do this, when i set ts up before it was 3 ports but one was 8767 the other two wernt the ones u listed. i had a clan member sort this out for me, he did the ports n stuff cos we used remote assistance. he doesnt like me anymore cos of problems within the clan.

i have opened 8767 but it still doesnt work, can anyone help.

i have msn, so if someone wants to help they could use remote assistance and take control of my computer and try and help me

my msn is: feeder998:hotmail.com

thanks

[guldi]

not open the ports (unless you have a firewall on the access device as well) FORWARD the port(s). Mainly the TS server port (8767 UDP) MUST be forwarded in your router (your routers manual will help you)


PS: be VERY carefull to whom you give remote access. There are lots of people looking for a PC's to take over or simple to test any trojans => I wouldn't do this !

[chris998]

im doing the same thing as before, open forward wotever it worked last time, and they cant keep control u just press esc. and i have a virus scanner thats up to date always looking for incoming virus's

[Keith_L]

I actually have experience with this stuff, and i can't seem to forward that udp port either. I have even tried setting my computer up as a DMZ server, and still no deal. I can connect to the server using my internal ip address 192.168.0.2, but for some reason, my external ip addy isn't working either. I VNC'd over to my work computer, and again, even a external connection can't access it, even though i can pathping straight to my actual computer. A little help would be greatly be appreciated. Thanks.


-Keith

[chris998]

i guess no one is gonna help us :(

[guldi]

but for some reason, my external ip addy isn't working either.
You by yourself can most surely not test the WAN access cause you have a cheap crappy router which can not handle such requests.
=> from within the LAN ONLY use the LAN IP. Someone from outside your LAN has to test if the port forwarding is set correct.

[Keith_L]

ya, thats the thing, i VNC'd to my work computer, and it sitll wouldn't work using the external IP address... You are right about one thing though. My router is a peice of junk. I am gonna go thieve my Lynksys one i left in my old room at my dads. I'll post back on here and tell you how it went.

[Keith_L]

Get a new router cause it worked for me! :D