How do I connect to my TeamSpeak server?

1. In the panel, open My servers and click your server.
2. On the Overview tab, wait for the App row to say "TeamSpeak is ready". The page refreshes itself.
3. Copy the values from the Connection address and Admin key rows.
4. Open the TeamSpeak client on your computer and go to Connections > Connect.
5. Enter the Connection address value as the server address, pick a nickname and connect.
6. When the client asks for a privilege key, paste the Admin key value. If it doesn't ask, use Permissions > Use Privilege Key. You are now the server's administrator.

The rows in your panel

TeamSpeak has no web interface, so the panel shows no site address or app password. The Username and Password rows further down are for SSH.

Good to know

• The key works once. After you use it, it stays visible in the panel but no longer does anything. To add more administrators, create new keys in the client under Permissions > Privilege Keys.
• The server has no password, so anyone with the address can connect. To set one, right-click the server name and open Edit Virtual Server.
• Port 9987/UDP is open for voice and 30033/TCP for file transfers. Port 22 is also open for SSH. The ServerQuery port (10011) is closed to the outside.
• You accept the TeamSpeak licence agreement when you order. The free licence is limited to 32 people.

If you want your friends to type a domain instead of an IP, see this article.

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