Problems Connecting to my Teamspeak

[wired420]

Hi. I recently decided since I do IRC hosting to host a clan teamspeak for my guild on Everquest2 for free. I've attempted to setup my teamspeak on a dedicated server in a datacenter. Connection tests fail but I have the normal ports allowed in my firewall (Screen Shots at end of post). A couple of people have gotten connected but its kind of hit or miss on who can connect. I'm using the most recent server_linux binary released as well as the newest client on my computer at home.

Firewall Screenshot - http://www.liquidskies.net/tsports.jpg
Connection Test Screenshot - http://www.liquidskies.net/conntest.jpg

I'm completely stumped. I'm running this on a Fedora Core 5 Box with SELinux disabled and only the iptables firewall through plesk running (See Screenie Above).

Box Specs:
CPU GenuineIntel, Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.40GHz
Version psa v8.1.1_build81070322.17 os_FedoraCore 5
Memory 512mb
80GB Storage
100mbit Connection to the net.

Any Clues on this one? Or any more information I could provide?
PS) Other Voice Chat software servers work fine... Tho I like teamspeak and would like to stick with it if possible.

[wired420]

No one? No clue at all?

[WolfStar76]

Not much of a Linux Pro myself, but it looks like the firewall is all set.

That leaves a question about Port Forwarding - is UDP 8767 being forwarded to the machine running TeamSpeak?

Is TeamSpeak listening on the right IP (assuming there are multiple NICs)? Check the "boundtoip" listing in the FAQ for more details.

That's about all I've got.

[wired420]

[root@xxx /]# netstat -a | grep -i 8767
udp 0 0 *:8767 *:*

Shows as bound to * or all interfaces. Technically this is the way I want it and don't see where it would cause an issue. Do I "HAVE" to bind it to a certain interface?

[wired420]

Last post I'm gonna make before switching software. I appreciate the one user that has taken time to respond. Looks like getting help with teamspeak isn't possible anymore tho. :mad:

[sjames06]

If you do have more than one interface, in your server.ini file there is a setting, bindtoip I think, Put the IP that you want to use in this, restart the server and see if that works.

What is the address to connect to the server?

Scott

[wired420]

Its bound to 66.39.228.66 but still doesn't work. I'm completely at a loss of words here. Anyone else have any ideas?

[maggy]

could you copy your server.ini here (removing any sensitive info)