Ok thanks for you reply , but can you please tell me how to do STEP 2 which is below
I have done the FIRST STEP which is to add ts3server.exe . Ok for your information i have made them public which you can see
And I hope that this will resolve my problem
I didn’t understand which entries should I remove.
Btw can you pls tell me how to Forward the ports of the server on my PC(can you give a step by step instruction
Ok thanks for helping me out will tell my friend to connect and I hope it works
I am sorry to inform but its not working .
Can you tell me where to forward the Teamspeak Server ports in my PC , I guess this is the issue
Sorry but its still not working.
Can we talk in discord or somewhere you suggest. Btw I live in India.
I have done all the steps but when I port check 9987 & 30033 ports its shows closed.
But one more thing there is not Option in the router configuration website that says Port forwarding.
Take a look
So should I make it incoming??
Can we have a one on one conversation in ur server or stuff like that
pls help me i am creating server but friend cant join i opened three ports and added this ports in firewall but not working pls help me
I’m know this has been asked a ton and i’ve read through previous posts where people tried to get answers. but nothing seems to work.
I just installed teamspeak 3 server and client on my computer (computer 1)
I also installed teamspeak 3 client on a different computer (computer 2)
If i am on computer 1 and tell the client to connect to the server via the internal IP ( 192.168.1.99 ) it will connect just fine.
If I am on computer 2 and using my phone as a hotspot, and then using the teamspeak client on computer 2. using the external ip address 97.xx.xx.xx then computer 2 can connect to the teamspeak server on computer 1.
so far so good.
using the appropriate microphones on computer 1 and computer 2 we can hear each other.
things are going in the right direction so far.
if I go to computer 1 and tell the teamspeak client to use the external ip address to connect to the teamspeak server on computer 1. I get a failed to connect.
I have disabled my antivirus and firewall running on computer 1, just in case that was the issue, but that doesn’t help.
What am I missing?
hi,
the computer 1 is connected to your phone as well ?
some info are missing.
sorry I should have clarified that.
computer 1 is connected via a cat5 cable to the router which has cable internet access.
computer 2 is connect to the phone (the phone is using the data plan from the cell phone company.)
So we agree that the 97.xxxxxxxx ip is from the router right ?
I got my external ip address from google by typing in what is my ip address. I double checked it by opening up the command window and typing in ipconfig.
yeah i understand but this ip is used by the computer 1 ?
yes computer 1 uses that as the external ip address and has 192.168.1.99 as the internal ip address
Quick question i’m trying to reproduce your case actually.
Why would you use the ext ip while the local is working ?
good question
i was initially trying to test if the server was accessible from the outside world. When the client on computer 1 kept saying failed to connect to the server. I realized there might be a problem. So that was when I installed the client on computer 2 as a test.
This is simply down to your router.
It needs to support Hairpinning (Wikipedia).
When your router does not support it or it is disabled it won’t work as you expect it to.
interesting i will look into if my router supports hairpinning. (honestly had never heard of it)
but the pc 1 is behind a router and the other one is connected to a 4g cell
exactly.
computer2 -> computer1 (external IP)
=> computer2 -> 4G -> ISP -> Router -> computer1
computer1 -> computer1 (internal IP)
=> computer1 -> Router -> computer1
computer1 -> computer1 (external IP)
=> computer1 -> Router -> ISP -> Router => router : “wtf, this is illegal!”
