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[Mickey]

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How can I have more than one Team Speak up at a time. I would love this feture becuase I host my own Team Speak server and I have a freetshost server, and would like to be in both just in case someone comes in the Team Speak I host insted of the one that FreeTSHost has. The reason is because the one I host is my back up TeamSpeak in case the freetshost goes down!

[WolfStar76]

This post would be better placed in the SUPPORT forum instead of the general forum, but here's a shot anyhow.

It doesn't sound like your actual concern is running two servers at once, since you've already got 2 servers up - one on one host, and a backup on another, so I'm not entirely sure what you're asking.

If the question is how do you *connect* to two servers at the same time, the simple answer is that, by default, you can't.

I suppose, however, that it's theoretically possible to install TWO copies of the TeamSpeak client (Just name the folder for the second one something like TeamSpeakTWO).

At that point you might be able to run a copy of the client from TeamSpeak folder one, and another from TeamSpeak folder two, then connect each to a different server. I don't promise this will work, however, as I think the TeamSpeak client checks to see if its already running before launching again. It could also lead to some annoying cross-chat if you're listening to people on one server, and more/different people on another server talk at the same time. Not to mention, at that point, when you try to talk to the people on Server "A" the people on Server "B" will hear you as well, and your reply will have nothing to do with what they're talking about.

But, to each their own.