Quickly configure the TeamSpeak server in Linux

TeamSpeak is an IP voice communication system specially designed for online game players. It is currently the most popular online game voice communication platform in the world. It adopts a Client/Server structure, which is different from QQ or MSN, it can implement voice communication among multiple users. It is also different from Netmeeting, and can implement voice group chat without obtaining the IP address of the other party.

To configure a TeamSpeak server in Windows, you only need to install the server. However, the performance of Windows as a server is not satisfactory. The best choice for Teamspeak server is Linux, however, setting up a TeamSpeak server in Linux is not a simple task. However, we recommend that you use a dummies script to quickly create your own TeamSpeak server.



#! /Bin/csh
# Install the teamspeak server and client and run the server script
# If you manually install the preceding command, do not enter it ~~ Click

Cd/usr/ports/audio/teamspeak_server
Make install clean
# Install the server

Cd/usr/ports/audio/teamspeak_client
Make install clean
# Install the client. If you do not install the client, you can debug it later.

Rehash
#

Cd/usr/local/lib/teamspeak_server/
./Server_linux
# Go To The default installation path and run the server

After running, open the browser to access http: // 127.0.0.1: 14534. If the server does not have a graphical interface, you can access port 14534 of the server.

The administrator password and super administrator password are in the relevant Log file:

/Usr/local/lib/teamspeak_server/server. log

After obtaining the user and password information, you can set the server through the webpage content.