Teamspeak threw a domian name

[kaosx]

Hi there i just testing out team speak. I have it installed and 1 server running i created an A record to point to the IP how ever when i try and access,

 

teamspeak.mydomain.com it brings me to the tcadmin login

 

i can access the teamspeak login by teamspeak.mydomian.com:14534

 

 

Just wondering how can i have it access just by the domian name without the numbers on the end ?

 

 

Cheers

[studeggle]

DNS does not have the functionality to point to a port.. It resolves names to IP. So you would need to reconfigure teamspeak to run on port 80. Or I you could use some additional hardware or software to direct port 80 traffic to a different port.

 

P.S.

The reason switching to port 80 would work when DNS is only pointing to an IP is web browsers default to this port unless told overwise with the colon and port number in the url.

[kaosx]

how could i configure TS to run on port 80?

 

if its to hard ill just leave as is a couple numbers isnt so bad in it

 

Cheers

[JasonF]

YOu would use

 

mysubdomain.mydomain.com:14534

[Steven Crothers]

Its in the teamspeak ini file. Set the ports there to how you want. Then just map an a record to the IP.

 

IE: teamspeak-chi.you.com -> teamspeak ip

[kaosx]

i have edited the server.ini file to httpserver port to 80 and having no luck

 

Could some1 post there setting of what it should look like to get it working ?

 

i have an error port 80 is in use

 

17-04-09 11:52:42,ERROR,All,WEBINTERFACE, WebInterface startup failed with port 80, Exception:Could not bind socket. Address and port are already in use.

 

Here is what i have been trying

 

[debug]

MessageTypes=LMTALL

MessageDepths=LMDALL

[Main Config]

ExternalIPDectection=1

HTTPServer Port=80

HTTPServer Enabled=1

DateTimeFormat=dd-mm-yyyy hh:nn:ss

TCPQueryPort=51234

AllowedClientNameChars=

DisAllowedClientNameChars=()[]{}

BoundToIp1=

[WebPost]

AdminEmail=na

ISPLinkURL=na

ISPName=Private

ISPCountryNumber=0

Enabled=1

PostURL=

ListPublic=1

UserAgent=teamspeak

[log]

access_r=0

access_u=0

channel_registerred=0

channel_unregisterred=0

sa=0

chat=0

kick_server=0

kick_channel=0

[spam]

max_commands=10

in_seconds=2

[Dan M]

That means port 80 is already in use, nothing wrong with the teamspeak config, most likely in use by TCAdmin as you stated it was hosted on the main IP.

[MjrNuT]

Hi there i just testing out team speak. I have it installed and 1 server running i created an A record to point to the IP how ever when i try and access,

 

teamspeak.mydomain.com it brings me to the tcadmin login

 

i can access the teamspeak login by teamspeak.mydomian.com:14534

 

 

Just wondering how can i have it access just by the domian name without the numbers on the end ?

 

 

Cheers

 

I have read your thread and wanted to see if I can help along w/ the others.

 

To clarify, every application has a default port to run on, unless explicty changed.

 

TCadmin on port 80. Don't have to specify that port when putting the IP or the domain name in the browser.

 

Teamspeak for access to connecting to the server for voice communications, the default port is 8767.

 

Teamspeak for access to the administration is 14534.

 

Now, you want a domain name to service what part of Teamspeak access? In either case, your web host (apache, IIS, etc.) has to be configured to receive such requests and know where to point them, whether default ports or not.

 

eg.

 

default TCAdmin http://www.tcadmin-mydomain.com

 

default TS VS http://www.tsvs-mydomain.com

 

default TS Admin http://www.tsadmin-mydomain.com

 

 

port 800 TCAdmin http://www.tcadmin-mydomain.com:800

 

port 8794 TS VS http://www.tsvs-mydomain.com:8794 (assuming a VS has been setup to run on that port)

 

port 5000 TS Admin http://www.tsadmin-mydomain.com:5000 (assuming the ini file is configured for this.)