Note: Your command may be slightly different depending on the version you downloaded or chose the 32-bit version. Time to install the package: tar -xjf teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64-3.13.3.tar.bz2 cd teamspeak3-server_linux_amd64 Just drag and drop the file we downloaded into the main window: Once you are connected, you will be dropped into the home directory of the ts3srv user we created. Don’t worry, click “Yes” to accept the host key. Note: The first time you connect to your server, you will receive a warning that the host is unknown. Open WinSCP and type your server IP in the “Hostname” input box along with the ts3srv username and password you chose. Now change to the home folder of the user we just created: su ts3srvĪt this point, we will need to upload the TeamSpeak server package we downloaded earlier. Call this user whatever you wish, but for the sake of this how-to, I will be using “ts3srv”: useradd ts3srv Time to create a separate user for the TeamSpeak server. That’s it for the firewall configuration. Once you are done, reload the firewall service to apply the changes: firewall-cmd -reload You can allow all those ports using the following command: firewall-cmd -permanent -zone public -add-port 10011/tcpįirewall-cmd -permanent -zone public -add-port 30033/tcpįirewall-cmd -permanent -zone public -add-port 9987/udp These are the default ports we will open: Now to open up the required ports in the firewall. You can choose either the installation package or the portable version. Next, we will download an SFTP client to transfer the TeamSpeak Server file to our cloud server. Make sure to choose the correct architecture (x86 for 32-bit, amd64 for 64-bit): Install TeamSpeak on CentOS 7įirst, we will need to download the TeamSpeak Server files.
You will need to provision a CentOS 7 (32 bit or 64 bit) server.
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This article will go over how to set up a TeamSpeak (v3) server on a freshly provisioned CentOS 7 cloud server. Verified and Tested 04/02/21 Introduction
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