Cannot connect to any TS server in my network

[Xioxs]

Hello everyone,

I have a big problem with my Teamspeak 2 RC2 in my network. I can connect to any teamspeak server from any other network, therefore I do not believe that it is my firewall settings, and I only use the Windows Firewall anyways. I am using Windows Vista Basic. I have tried it in the Debug mode and it still does not work. Below you will find my log. A further problem. I cannot enter the router because I live in a kind of student place. The administrator is not reachable or even unknown. Please help me find a solution Here is the error in words [19:24:26] No reply from server
Maybe the server is offline
or maybe TeamSpeak is not running on it.

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26-02-09 19:12:24,3116,DEBUG,All,Startup,Client version 2.0.33.7
26-02-09 19:12:24,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Creating and starting threads
26-02-09 19:12:26,3116,DEBUG,All,TDSoundIn.Open,opend direct Capture 8bit=0 , 11khz=1
26-02-09 19:12:31,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,host 212.112.246.131 resolved to 212.112.246.131
26-02-09 19:12:31,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Send LoginStep1
26-02-09 19:12:31,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Waiting for LoginStep2
26-02-09 19:12:34,3116,ERROR,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Exception: Timeout on recv LoginStep2 wait
26-02-09 19:12:34,516,WARNING,All,procedure TDICallBack.execute,"The operation had no effect." or "The device buffer overflowed and some input was lost." or "The device exists but is not currently attached." or "The change in device properties had no effect."
26-02-09 19:13:00,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,host 212.112.246.131 resolved to 212.112.246.131
26-02-09 19:13:00,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Send LoginStep1
26-02-09 19:13:00,3116,DEBUG,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Waiting for LoginStep2
26-02-09 19:13:03,3116,ERROR,ProcedureInfo,Client Open,Exception: Timeout on recv LoginStep2 wait
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TMainForm.FormDestroy,FCal lbackSynchronizer.Free done
26-02-09 19:13:15,908,WARNING,All,procedure TDXCaptureCallBack.Execute,Access violation at address 0049B2EB in module 'TeamSpeak.exe'. Read of address 00000000
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TMainForm.FormDestroy,FSou nd.Free; done
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TMainForm.FormDestroy,FSou ndNotifications.Free done
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TMainForm.FormDestroy,FWav eSaver.Free done
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active FClientReadThread.waitfor
26-02-09 19:13:15,5380,DEBUG,All,TClientReadThread.Execute, leaving
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active FClientReadThread.freeing
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active FClientReadThread.Freed
26-02-09 19:13:15,2536,DEBUG,All,TClientWriteThread.Execute ,Close confirmed
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active closed buffer
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active FClientWriteThread.Freed;
26-02-09 19:13:15,296,DEBUG,All,TClientEventThread.Execute, Close confirmed
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active FClientEventThread.Freed
26-02-09 19:13:15,3116,DEBUG,All,TClient.Destroy,active destroyed buffer
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Thank you very much. If any information is missing I will add it.

Xioxs

[ZeroTKA]

did you try doing any of these?

http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=faq&c...ly_from_server

[Xioxs]

Hey,

Thanks for your response.
I have tried all the things mentioned in the FAQ.
Furthermore I cannot connect with voice.teamspeak.org:8767

voice.teamspeak.org:10050

Greets

[Tomas]

are admins blocking UDP protocol and have all students go thru proxyes and shit as in VSB ??? that is gay imho.

[Xioxs]

Well i don't know how to check that, but I connect to the internet as anywhere else. Don't know if that is an answer.

Greets

[Tomas]

well usually online games using TCP so you dont gonna notice it there.
but when as few people near me you would wanna use TeamSpeak or other apps, which uses UDP for good reasons you are stuck and you cant.
well the only thing for this problem could be if the TS server you wanna use
have also VPN access and you can use that way around :]....

I use that when I am in my current shitty college.... when I got lessons that day :]

[Xioxs]

Hey,
Sorry I was on Holiday over the weekend ^^. This sounds very good with using VPN. But the thing is: how can I connect through VPN? Thanks for your response so far.

Best regards

[Tomas]

Hey,
Sorry I was on Holiday over the weekend ^^. This sounds very good with using VPN. But the thing is: how can I connect through VPN? Thanks for your response so far.

Best regards

well best would be if you got access(OS admin or user) to that TeamSpeak server or you do know someone who does. because best will be to have create VPN server at that place as well.
try wandering around openVPN.net there is free solution vpn I use for example. its OS independent. there is also few config examples etc.
if you wanna I can create configs for you. but it rly isn't so hard.

you could also use someone else as middle man; best of course if u have enought trust in that network and admins there. then you would propably like to set some portforwards in there if you dont wanna pass all yours traffic via VPN(which is possible) and use his internet connection(for all traffic) as unwanted effect.

as for configuration that depends on you but as long as your ISP at place where you are experiencing problems propably blocks UDP use TCP based VPN. as for crypt and compress there you can use either none or define it. depends on you the difference isn't so big(so far I know).

feel free to PM me

[ZeroTKA]

EDIT: nevermind. I was wrong. Thank you tomas

[Tomas]

If the above doesn't work for you, you can also use a public TS, create your own channel, and password it.

you are absolutely out of the topic.
that post you just made is 100% in wrong thread.
his problem is blocked UDP connections so that also means he cant use any teamspeak server. now how would connecting to some public one help him ???