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Teamspeak server
This is how you install and run a Teamspeak server on FreeBSD. At the time of writing I am running 6.3-STABLE and teamspeak server 2.0.23.19.
Install:
# cd /usr/ports/audio/teamspeak_server
# make install clean
To make sure teamspeak is automatically started at boot time, add this line to /etc/rc.conf:
teamspeak_enable="YES"
Start it:
# cd /usr/local/etc/rc.d/
# ./teamspeak-server start
Starting teamspeak.
Retrieve the initial passwords for admin and superadmin in the server log file:
less /usr/local/lib/teamspeak_server/server.log
You should now be able to browse into the admin tool, and setup things...
http://your.ip.here:14534
Everything you need to know, is in the server manual
/usr/local/lib/teamspeak_server/Manual
You should be aware that...
...there are 2 methods of advertising your teamspeak server to the world:
- The Web Server List which is available in every Teamspeak client
- Webpost which is used to report your server stats to a 3rd party PHP script.
To turn these features on/off, login as superadmin and go to Global settings
If you want to add a password for unregistered clients to use, login as admin and set the password under Server settings -> ServerPassword (clients with an account, will always be able to access your teamspeak server, regardless of the ServerPassword).
If you're not advertising your server, setting the password may be a bit overkill - but of cause necessary, if you don't want unregistered users.