How to Replace TS Self-built Server IP with Your Own Domain Name
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Preparation
- A server with Teamspeak3 Server already installed
- A domain name
Steps (Using GoDaddy DNS Control as an Example)
1. Add an A Record
- Fill in the
Name
with the host header (For example, if I want to usets.n.ova.moe
to log into Teamspeak for my domain n.ova.moe, then fill ints
) - Fill in the
Value
with the corresponding server IP (the IP originally used to log into Teamspeak)
2. Add an SRV Record
- Use
_ts3
as the Service - Use
_udp
as the Protocol - Use the
host header
filled in step 1 as the Name - Use the full domain name as the Target
- Use the Teamspeak port as the Port (default is
9987
) - Set
Weight
to 5,Priority
to 0 (or 1) - You can set the TTL to 1800 seconds, as this is the refresh duration for the ts3 server
After saving the settings, your two records should look like this: (please replace the content with your own)
Type | Name | Value | TTL |
---|---|---|---|
A | ts | 127.0.0.1 | 3600 seconds |
SRV | _ts3._udp.ts | 0 5 9987 ts.n.ova.moe | 1800 seconds |
Mission Accomplished
Now, you can try to connect to Teamspeak using the domain name you set up! If it fails, you can wait for about half an hour and try connecting again.
Some Notes
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