How to Make a Teamspeak 2 Server
TeamSpeak 2 is a free communication program that allows multiple users to speak to each other over the Internet. As the name "TeamSpeak" implies, it is often used to allow teammates in online games to communicate with each other using headset microphones, instead of typing messages or relying on in-game voice options.
However, its use is not limited to online gaming, and it can be used in any situation that requires simultaneous conversation with people in different locations, such as during teleconferences. Before TeamSpeak 2 can be used, though, you'll need to create a server to connect to.
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Instructions
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Download the TeamSpeak 2 Server program from the TeamSpeak download page (see Resources below for the link).
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Run the TeamSpeak setup program you've just downloaded. Follow the on-screen prompts to install TeamSpeak 2 on your computer.
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Run "TeamSpeak 2 Server."
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Write down the Admin and SAdmin (SuperAdmin) user name and password information. Although you can change these user names and passwords later, you'll need to save these default passwords for the time being. Close the window.
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Run "TeamSpeak 2 Server" again. A TeamSpeak 2 icon will appear in the task tray, which can be found on the right-hand side of the Windows taskbar. Right-click the icon and click the "Administration" button. This will launch the Server Administration login page.
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Enter your SuperAdmin user name and password. This will take you to the Administration page.
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Click the "Global Settings" link on the left side of the page to set global server settings, including whether or not to make your TeamSpeak 2 servers public, the ISP name and the country of operation.
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Click the "Servers" link on the left side of the page to create, delete or rename servers.
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Click the "SuperAdmin Manager" link to change user information. From here, you can click the "Edit" button to change your password. Click the "LogOut" link when you've finished setting up your TeamSpeak 2 server.
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Tips & Warnings
If you forget your default SuperAdmin login information, you can find the information in a text file named "Server" in the TeamSpeak 2 folder.
