TeamSpeak As A Service in Win2003

[|Tao|]

Hi, i am an admin of a win2003 server where is installed ut2004 dedicated server. I want to install teamspeak server, but i don't want the icon in the application bar.. so i tried to install ts as a background service, but it was a big insucess :P
I've searched over the net and there aren't any suggestions... i know that is possible, because i have the ut server running as a background service.

Thx,
Tao :cool:

[bradgyton]

Q:Can I install TeamSpeak as a Windows service?

A: Yes, you can. There's a native Windows service binary available for the latest TeamSpeak 2 version, which is very simple to install.
Download the service binary from the following URL:

ftp://ftp.freenet.de/pub/4players/teamspeak.org/developer/server/20201/


Copy the file into the same directory where the server executable is located.
To install the TeamSpeak 2 server service, just execute the server_windows_service.exe with the -INSTALL parameter.
The service can be removed from your system by executing the service binary with the -UNINSTALL parameter.

does that explain youre answer

[|Tao|]

thx a lot!!!! YOu are my new hero! :D

[bradgyton]

i am no hero im just a pedestrian who knows these things

[meastro2be]

Hi all,

I went through setting up the server as a service on my windows 2003 server and it works great. The only problem I have is that the TeamSpeak Server doesnt work unless i am logged into the console of the 2003 server. Is there anything i can do to the actual service so it will be up and running even if i log off the server console? I really dont want to have to always be logged in to use the TS Server. Plus if i am ever out of town and the server reboots or anything like that i would have no idea its sitting at the ctrl alt del screen waiting for me to login before the TS Server would work for me and my friends.

Thanks!

[Talnz]

There is a command line that you can use to configure services in win2003 server - and you can do a search in help and support to get more useful information on it than I will post here, but the command is sc. Put sc in the search of help and support and it will give you all kinds of useful information about how to use it to add, change, configure services.

Enjoy!