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Ah, I see - thank you! I believe that in my case, this is the problem. I would prefer to bind to two IP-addresses but this has already been causing me some headaches, so I'll simply map the ts.*...

Very weird - the server should listen on all its IP-addresses but for some funny reason it only works on one of them :-/ ... that still doesn't explain why my friend could connect to the IP address...

Unfortunately, I don't have a solution to this - only the same problem :-(

I've just done support to connect to a TeamSpeak server for a friend - and it was kind of funny because he could connect...

OK, got support from Scordo and found out what my problem was: I only had .NET 4.5 installed on that server. But TS3ServiceWrapper depends on .NET 3.5. I fixed the path for the installer (that had...

I'm not perfectly sure my issue is related to Windows Server 2012 - but as I've had TeamSpeak installed as service without any trouble on a Windows Server 2008R2 box, this is the only reason I can...

The whisper feature doesn't seem to work with the iPad/iPhone version. Repro steps:

- Create a whisper key to whisper to a channel (I haven't tested whispering to individuals)
- Put an...

For our TeamSpeak conferences, we'd like to offer simultaneous translations. This question is about how this can be best set up using TeamSpeak 3.

Basically, we'd have one channel in English....

Ah, ok - that solves it. Thank you!

I'm not sure I'm really fully getting this, yet, sorry - and thanks for explaining this ... so ... when I have two Whisper Lists, one with Reply Hotkey "A" and the other with Reply Hotkey "B"....

Ah, okay ... so, maybe this already got changed in the RCs (I'm still on beta36) but shouldn't the "Reply Hotkey" then be a setting "above" the whisper lists?

Or is there an actual use case for...

I tried to find it out through forum search and also looked for documentation but either it's not there or I missed it ... and I don't see the use of this intuitively or through experimentation.
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I think he wasn't referring to running the server on his machine but referring to running the client.

I noticed that when I connect to people using Skype and then switch over to TeamSpeak 3, while Skype manages to completely mute any kind of echos (not in all cases, but in almost all cases),...

... until the next Windows update requiring a reboot ;-) ... I have a couple of servers running with scheduled tasks successfully (and they do start properly after Windows reboots). Unfortunately,...

Actually, that case should be easy to solve: For the 2 channels that everyone can join, just make sure that the needed join power is less or equal than the join power for the Guest server group. The...

Hi Peter, thanks for that info! Do you have any plans to encrypt file-transfers as well at some point in time?

Doing a more "in-depth" search, I just found some information on this in Voice Encryption:

Any info or comments on this? ... I'd appreciate it a lot!

Ah, okay - that explains it. Thank you! So, I'm looking forward to that next beta :-)

That's a very good point - in professional software-testing, you usually test against the specification. Without a specification, you can find crash-bugs and "stuff I really don't like the way it's...

I just noticed that when removing clients from server groups, there's no "are you sure?" dialog. Usually, I find those dialogs rather annoying - but in this case, I think it would really make sense:...

Maybe you should consider that for some people, software is not a toy but a tool. I really like to play around with toys - but with tools, I like efficiency to get the job at hand done in the most...

I'm trying to set up the following scenario:

Users can get access to channels by being in the "Channel-Member" channel group for those specific channels. When a user is a "channel member", they...

The funny thing is that this is really not much being asked for. All you need to add is two new permissions:

i_channel_view_power
i_channel_needed_view_power

(these could be added between...

No - I misunderstood ;-)

You can only belong to one channel group *per channel*. But you can belong to different channel groups for different channels (just tried that). It's not exactly what I...

So, I could theoretically create a channel group "channel member" which gives a user enough channel join power, channel subscribe power and file browse power to get into the channel he's a "member"...

I don't think that channel groups can accomplish what the suggested "Channel Group Permissions" would. I don't fully understand the purpose of Channel Groups, yet - but one thing that's said clearly...

Ah, thanks ... so, does that mean that the purpose of channel groups is to quickly change the permissions context? Like, I want to act as "normal user" most of the time but sometimes need to do...

I'd disagree that "everything is unfriendly" in TeamSpeak 3. I really like TeamSpeak 3 a *lot* so far, and even though I thought the filesharing option was useless when I first heard about it, this...

What exactly are "Channel Groups" for? I've read the documentation "Tier 4: Channel Groups" but it doesn't really make sense to me, yet.

First of all: How does a client become member of a channel...

Thinking about it, what seems to be missing is another permissions tier: "Channel Group Permissions". It would like the "Channel Client Permissions" only that instead of individual clients, you could...

It's indeed sad to see this won't be implemented. After all, not showing channels that people don't have access to makes a lot of sense if you don't want to make certain parts of the...

Using the channel client permissions for this use case sounds like a more reasonable workaround. But it's a pretty cumbersome approach to administrating group->channel permissions. Problem for me is...

I'm currently trying to solve what *should* be a trivial thing to solve - but it seems that it can't really be properly be solved in the current permissions set up of TeamSpeak 3. Searching the...

I'm pretty sure this was discussed before but I wasn't able to find it with a quick search (using privacy, encryption and security as keywords) - if that question has already been answered and you...