Here's a neat little problem.

**tymanthius** · 15-06-2012, 02:24

My router is my server, running Ubunte 10.04. It has 2 nics. WAN (static IP) & LAN.

TS3 is installed & running just. I can connect to it w/o problems using any client from any external network.

However, from my internal network, I can't connect with clients, weather I use my domain name, my static IP, or my LAN nic's IP.

But, from my internal network I CAN telnet in. I have no ports blocked.

Any thoughts?

**tymanthius** · 15-06-2012, 02:37

Additional info from the client logs:

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6/14/2012 8:27:58 PM ClientUI Info Connect to server: <my domain>
6/14/2012 8:27:58 PM ClientUI Info Trying to resolve <my domain>
6/14/2012 8:27:58 PM Info creating 000000000205C340
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM ClientUI Info Lookup finished: <static IP> 9987 <my domain> 0 0
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM ClientUI Info Resolve successful: <static IP>:9987
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM ClientUI Info Checking blacklist
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM Info Trying to resolve blacklist server
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM Info creating2 00000000020555E0
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM ClientUI Info Blacklist check ok
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM ClientUI Info Initiating connection: <static IP>:9987 <my domain>
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM Windows Audio Session Devel DeviceDeleteList::waitForDeletes - enter
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM Windows Audio Session Devel DeviceDeleteList::waitForDeletes - leave
6/14/2012 8:27:59 PM ClientUI Info Connect status: Connecting
6/14/2012 8:28:00 PM Info Blacklist server resolved
6/14/2012 8:28:00 PM Info Data sent to blacklist server
6/14/2012 8:28:00 PM Info Data received from blacklist server: 1,
6/14/2012 8:28:01 PM Info deleting 00000000020555E0
6/14/2012 8:28:05 PM ClientUI Info Connect status: Disconnected
6/14/2012 8:28:05 PM ClientUI Info Failed to connect to server, want autoreconnect = 0
6/14/2012 8:28:11 PM Info deleting 000000000205C340

**tymanthius** · 22-06-2012, 20:17

Wow. 115 views and NO ONE has a clue? I've rarely run into a situation that novel.

Sigh . . . Maybe I'll have to look at another software then. That sucks, as I like TS from what I have read.

**SilentStorm** · 22-06-2012, 23:14

Server Log would be more interesting in this case...

You probably have the Server's Voice IP bound to the WAN IP only as opposed to 0.0.0.0

**tymanthius** · 22-06-2012, 23:48

Originally Posted by SilentStorm

Server Log would be more interesting in this case...

You probably have the Server's Voice IP bound to the WAN IP only as opposed to 0.0.0.0

**SilentStorm** · 22-06-2012, 23:52

The Global log is looking good so far, post the latest Logfile ending with _1.log please

**tymanthius** · 22-06-2012, 23:53

I should mention that I have 4 log files, and all mention the 0.0.0.0 address with different ports. In addtion one has this line:

Code:

2012-06-15 01:20:18.863257|INFO    |CIDRManager   |   | updated query_ip_whitelist ips: 127.0.0.1, 192.168.1.1,

Which would seem to indicate that connections coming in on my internal net (192.168.1.1) should be allowed.

**tymanthius** · 22-06-2012, 23:59

Originally Posted by SilentStorm

The Global log is looking good so far, post the latest Logfile ending with _1.log please

One line:

Code:

2012-06-15 00:00:18.093222|INFO    |VirtualServer |  1| listening on 0.0.0.0:9987

**SilentStorm** · 23-06-2012, 10:36

If there are no Errors or Warnings in either of the Logs then yes it should work just fine with the Local IP...
You could check the Server Machine to see what Ports TS3 is listening on on what IPs.

**tymanthius** · 23-06-2012, 18:03

Where would I look to find that? I don't have anything firewalled for my internal network. Meaning ANYTHING should be able to connect to my server from inside my network, by default. Any restrictions would have to be in TS3. So where would I look?

**SilentStorm** · 23-06-2012, 18:39

As I said check what IPs and Ports TS3 is listening on... netstat should be able to help you with that.

**tymanthius** · 23-06-2012, 18:55

Doh! Was thinking of a setting in a pref's file on TS3. Thanks for stating the obvious.

Here's what netstat spit out:

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udp        0      0 wsip-AA-BBB-CC-DD:46570 hardy.teamspeak.4p:2010 ESTABLISHED

I replaced my IP for obvious reasons. One thing I note, the IP is truncated. My IP is actually AA.BBB.CC.DDD. Although I wouldn't think it would make a difference, I don't want to skip something that might an issue.

BTW, I haven't said thank you yet, so here it is: Thank you very much for your help.

**SilentStorm** · 23-06-2012, 19:24

Entire Output of netstat -anp | grep ts3server should show whether TS3 only listens on your External IP or on your Local IP as well.

**tymanthius** · 23-06-2012, 19:38

See anything I am missing? The 0.0.0.0's should indicate it's listening on all interfaces, both my exertanl static IP and my internal 192 IP.

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tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:30033 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 26567/ts3server_lin
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:10011 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 26567/ts3server_lin
udp 0 0 AA.BBB.CC.DDD:46570 194.97.114.3:2010 ESTABLISHED 26567/ts3server_lin
udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:9987 0.0.0.0:* 26567/ts3server_lin
[\code]

I had to search the 194 to figure that out, but it's documented in the forums.

**tymanthius** · 24-06-2012, 00:36

Some additional information:

I specifically put the 192. IP of one of my machines in the whitelist file, restart TS3, and tested again. No change.

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