Server Just Stopped Working

[anthony]

Alright, well it was running great, 10 people in the server all yappin up a storm. Then all of a sudden, everything started getting choppy. This went on for like 30-60 minutes before I decided it was time to restart the server. I rebooted the computer, went to start up the server, and you couldnt connect to it! I also cannot access the web interface. I checked the server.log and found this.

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15-12-02 20:16:29,ALL,Info,server, Server startup initialized
15-12-02 20:16:29,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.18.25 Win32
OK
15-12-02 20:16:29,ALL,Info,server, Starting server with port: 8767
15-12-02 20:16:29,ERROR,All,SERVER, can not initialise udp communication with port 8767
15-12-02 20:16:32,WARNING,Important,SERVER, Start_TeamSpeak_Server: cant initialise WebInterface
15-12-02 20:16:32,ERROR,All,TCPQUERY, TTCPQuery.Create: unable to initialize communication
15-12-02 20:16:32,ALL,Info,server, Server startup finished
15-12-02 20:20:47,ALL,Info,server, Server shutdown initialized
15-12-02 20:20:52,ALL,Info,server, Server shutdown finished
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--------------- log ended at 15-12-02 20:20 --------------
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I had my router to have port 8767 open, and it was working perfectly. After checking my router settings again, I decided to just DMZ Host the machine, but it still wouldnt work.

Is anyone else having this problem? Should I reinstall the whole thing?

Thanks
-Anthony

[anthony]

So I guess this problem is worthy enough to submit to the TS2 support team?
I looked all around the forums, and nothing worked.

[anthony]

I fixed it, it was a problem with the BindToIP. I removed my IP from there and it worked. Wierd becasue it worked when the IP was in there anyway....oh well.

[Cometcom1]

The IP, in the API call to the TCP stack should only be specified when dealing with installation where multiple IP's are configured.

At least that's what I have figured out from reading at the Microsoft site.

Do you have multiple IP addresses configured or are you using more than one Network card ?

If not, then specifying the IP address does not suit any purpose, and might cause issues.