Description
Gaming squads, guild nights and remote teams all live on voice, but renting a voice server means a monthly bill and someone else's rules. TeamSpeak Server is the official server software: run it on your own PC or VPS and you have your own voice server; friends just point their TeamSpeak client at the address.
It is a command-line program. The first launch creates a virtual server and prints the admin privilege key, and from there ports, bind addresses and permissions are handled through parameters and admin commands. It suits people comfortable running servers; newcomers will want to read the docs.
Virtual servers: Run several voice server instances inside one process, each with a unique ID, so one machine can host multiple communities.
Ready on first run: A default virtual server is created automatically unless a startup parameter turns it off; more instances can be added later.
Startup parameters: Set the listening IP, voice port, file transfer port and query port from the command line.
Permissions: Server groups, channel groups and fine-grained permissions decide who can create channels or kick users.
Your own infrastructure: Voice and chat run through your server rather than a third-party host.
It is a command-line program. The first launch creates a virtual server and prints the admin privilege key, and from there ports, bind addresses and permissions are handled through parameters and admin commands. It suits people comfortable running servers; newcomers will want to read the docs.
Features
Virtual servers: Run several voice server instances inside one process, each with a unique ID, so one machine can host multiple communities.
Ready on first run: A default virtual server is created automatically unless a startup parameter turns it off; more instances can be added later.
Startup parameters: Set the listening IP, voice port, file transfer port and query port from the command line.
Permissions: Server groups, channel groups and fine-grained permissions decide who can create channels or kick users.
Your own infrastructure: Voice and chat run through your server rather than a third-party host.
