Please open the port 2010 (ingoing/outgoing).
Make sure to enable reporting the server list.
Set your network to connect/ping weblist.teamspeak.com(51.68.181.92)
If there’s no response, then something may gone wrong.
The default filter is sorted by country, region and city. So I guess you will not see your server if you don’t apply the filters which belongs to your TS3 server. But you’ll find it, when you type the name exactly in the “contain” field.
Please let me know if you have more issues. The weblist is pretty complicated… Guess like 90% of all server admins don’t know where the filters were applied to, so they don’t see their servers.
Location is (sadly) powered by IP2Location - you can check the given location at this site.
You turned off that users in Guest group can create any channel. This makes it harder to find your server.
We recommend to change permissions that they can create a channel or your server won’t be found with default filter. (That’s intended)
Which permission specifically, if you please? Guests can create channels now, or they could. I didn’t change the permissions.
Under “Channel Groups”?
Would it be “Manage Channels”? This also has “Edit” and “Delete”. I’m assuming this means only channels they create?
And how did you find the server? I looked using exact name, looked at the entire list unfiltered, never found it.
I found it by changing the filters under “Advanced”, which I didn’t know were there. I still can’t get permissions working to create channels. I tried under Server Groups and Channel Groups, tried all the “Manage Channels (create, edit, delete)” options and it did not change.
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Me again, think I got it. Guess you have to “Reload” after “Apply”, which seems strange, but it seems to be working now.