Wątek: how to create a tt server

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1 z 12: fireball2023

hi all so I have teamtalk tt and I was wondering how to host a server

04.02.2024 16:08

2 z 12: rudolf

bearware.dk is a such great website. there yu can even download team talk servers, isn'T that crazy because they're also the devs of the client?
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04.02.2024 16:47

3 z 12: Jonathan

TeamTalk is a conferencing system that allows users to participate in online meetings, video conferences, and more. If you want to host your own TeamTalk server, follow these general steps:
1.
Download and Install TeamTalk Server:
•
Visit the official TeamTalk website or a trusted source to download the TeamTalk server software.
•
Install the server software on your desired server machine.
2.
Configure Server Settings:
•
After installation, you'll need to configure the server settings. This typically involves specifying things like server name, port number, and other relevant configurations.
•
TeamTalk server comes with a configuration file where you can set these parameters. Look for a file like `TeamTalk5Srv.ini` and edit it using a text editor.
3.
Port Forwarding (if applicable):
•
If your server is behind a router, you may need to set up port forwarding to allow external connections to reach your TeamTalk server.
•
Forward the port that TeamTalk uses (default is usually 10333 UDP) to the internal IP address of your server.
4.
Start the TeamTalk Server:
•
Once configured, start the TeamTalk server software on your server machine. This might be a command-line command or a graphical application depending on your server's operating system.
5.
User Authentication:
•
Configure user authentication settings to control who can connect to your server. You may set up usernames and passwords for users, or you can configure it to allow guest access.
6.
Inform Your Team:
•
Share the server IP address or domain name, port number, and any necessary login credentials with your team members so they can connect to your TeamTalk server.
7.
Test the Server:
•
Connect to your own server to ensure everything is working as expected. You can use the TeamTalk client application to connect to the server locally or from another machine.
Remember that these steps are general guidelines, and the specific details may vary based on the version of TeamTalk you're using and your operating system. Always refer to the documentation provided with the TeamTalk server software for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Heil Morti!
04.02.2024 16:48

4 z 12: rudolf

chatGPT is cool.
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04.02.2024 16:49

5 z 12: Jonathan

oh wait what? I thought the server devs is someone else. I thought thats bierwahre.tk.
-- (rudolf):
bearware.dk is a such great website. there yu can even download team talk servers, isn'T that crazy because they're also the devs of the client?

--
Heil Morti!
04.02.2024 16:50

6 z 12: Jonathan

no hey, wait. He asked how to create one in the title. Check out the TT 5 SDK, its also on bearware.dk.
TeamTalk 5 SDK
TeamTalk SDK Logo
The TeamTalk 5 SDK enables software developers to easily implement features for sending and receiving multiple audio and video streams. The SDK consists of a client DLL and a standalone server which can be used on both LAN and Internet. The SDK comes with wrapper classes for .NET Framework, Java and a C-API which allow development on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, iOS and Android.
To quickly see one example of how the TeamTalk 5 SDK can be used try downloading the TeamTalk 5 application.
Heil Morti!
04.02.2024 16:51

7 z 12: ArcticMoon

you just go ahead and do ит... Or at least that's what an usual person imagines when trying to create servers.
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04.02.2024 17:40

8 z 12: cyrmax

If you mean to host your own TT server then you just rent some VDS/VPS or a dedicated server, download the right teamtalk5 package for your OS, unpack it and run tt5srv binary along with --help option to see what you can do with it.
After that you follow the instructions and your mind and create a server.
After that you go to systemd folder inside the downloaded package, find the tt5server service file, change paths, users and groups, change parameters if needed, copy it with root privileges to /etc/systemd/system/tt5server.service, type sudo systemctl daemon-reload and then sudo systemctl enable --now tt5server.
Thats it.
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04.02.2024 18:20

9 z 12: fikretagayev

this is only a weak theory unfortunately, to host a server on your computer, one needs to get a static IP address and set a DNS then portforwarding stuff
-- (Jonathan):
TeamTalk is a conferencing system that allows users to participate in online meetings, video conferences, and more. If you want to host your own TeamTalk server, follow these general steps:
1.
Download and Install TeamTalk Server:
•
Visit the official TeamTalk website or a trusted source to download the TeamTalk server software.
•
Install the server software on your desired server machine.
2.
Configure Server Settings:
•
After installation, you'll need to configure the server settings. This typically involves specifying things like server name, port number, and other relevant configurations.
•
TeamTalk server comes with a configuration file where you can set these parameters. Look for a file like `TeamTalk5Srv.ini` and edit it using a text editor.
3.
Port Forwarding (if applicable):
•
If your server is behind a router, you may need to set up port forwarding to allow external connections to reach your TeamTalk server.
•
Forward the port that TeamTalk uses (default is usually 10333 UDP) to the internal IP address of your server.
4.
Start the TeamTalk Server:
•
Once configured, start the TeamTalk server software on your server machine. This might be a command-line command or a graphical application depending on your server's operating system.
5.
User Authentication:
•
Configure user authentication settings to control who can connect to your server. You may set up usernames and passwords for users, or you can configure it to allow guest access.
6.
Inform Your Team:
•
Share the server IP address or domain name, port number, and any necessary login credentials with your team members so they can connect to your TeamTalk server.
7.
Test the Server:
•
Connect to your own server to ensure everything is working as expected. You can use the TeamTalk client application to connect to the server locally or from another machine.
Remember that these steps are general guidelines, and the specific details may vary based on the version of TeamTalk you're using and your operating system. Always refer to the documentation provided with the TeamTalk server software for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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05.02.2024 20:13

10 z 12: rudolf

hosting on computer makes no sence. you're attackable, your pc need to be stayed on if people wanna hang out on team talk, etc etc etc.
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05.02.2024 20:32

11 z 12: MatthewSmithYT

There's a TT utility Dug Lee makes that lets you manage them pretty easily. Just get a VPS or something from Linode or upcloud or whatever and log in and install the thing.
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09.03.2024 06:03

12 z 12: rudolf

but it is sadly only awayable for linux.
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09.03.2024 10:47