export User/Manager database to other PC

[sklans]

hi all ,
I know this topic has been discussed maybe 100 times , i've read about it here and in other website , but no solution , here it is :

i have teamspeak 2 server running @ win7 (64-bit) , and i want to know how to export my users data (to avoid re-register them) to run my server @ another PC ( vista - 32 bit ) ... running my server in the second PC ( new one ) must takes place when my first PC completly turned off , i.e. not using localhost switching !!!

what i did already :
1-installed teamspeak 2 server @ the new device , recieved sup/admin login and passwords .
2- copy and paste the all teamspeak folder ( C:/ Programs files .....) from the old to the new one ( replaced them ) - including the server.dbs & server.ini
3- copy and paste the teamspeak folder ( C:/user/username/appdata/roaming/ ..) from the old to the new one ( replaced them )

no results .... the new device is acting like i am just having a new teamspeak server with the user/pass given when installed without any changes taking place ... the only way i could see my data is by localhosting which depends on the old PC being ON !!! which is my problem !! can any one solve this please ...

[dante696]

This is the path for your TS2 config

C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\teamspeak2

It can happen, that you have to reset your sound configurations, whe na new driver was isntalled or when the device differs.

Maybe you should think about an update to TeamSpeak3. TeamSpeak2 is really old and outdated.

[sklans]

This is the path for your TS2 config

C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\teamspeak2

It can happen, that you have to reset your sound configurations, whe na new driver was isntalled or when the device differs.

Maybe you should think about an update to TeamSpeak3. TeamSpeak2 is really old and outdated.

thanks dante , i already used the code you gave me , and no results , the question now is : is teamspeak 3 is having this option very easy ??? exporting my users data for backup or for other PC use ?

[dante696]

The config path is the same and the only feature you have here is to export your identity.