OS: Debian 6.0 "Squeeze" x64

I downloaded the server release earlier this evening (v3.0.1 x64), created a new user (ts3), chmodded then ran the start script. The Teamspeak server started, I checked the status and the process had stopped. Checking the log files I could see:

Code:
Received signal SIGTERM, shutting down.
From what I understand that was the server itself killing the process. What would cause that?

I decided to reboot and after waiting a couple of minutes I went to SSH back in and got a 'Connection Refused' error. I went to check sites hosted on the server and the only ones working where static HTML (not any that are database driven). Luckily I have Webmin installed so I logged in and checked what was happening, I couldn't find anything that had changed to any of the SSH settings (I'm not an expert at all) I quickly checked the /root/.ssh and /etc/ssh to no avail. I also then checked my server settings and noticed that MySQL service was stopped and it wouldn't start.

Has TS3 somehow conflicted with the MySQL server? ...and how could this affect SSH?

I've contacted the server host to see if they can do anything about the SSH, but I wouldn't have a clue where to go with fixing MySQL there's several sites in development on the server which I can't afford to lose.

It's a simple 1.8Ghz Dual-Core server with 2GB that I use for testing sites. Didn't think twice that TS3 would cause an issue.

Anyone help?