Open recon88 opened 2 years ago
We already have a TS server. What is the difference here?
Well, it's TSDNS not TS3.
Quote: TS DNS is a system that allows TeamSpeak users to connect to servers that are running on arbitrary ports without having to specify the port.
Example:
I set the DNS record for ts.domain.tld
to 12.12.12.12
.
In TSDNS config I add ts.domain.tld=12.12.12.12:1234
.
Connecting your Client with ts.domain.tld
would normally send you to the default port 9987 if you don't be specific. I our case I would have to use ts.domain.tld:1234
.
Now TSDNS redirects that request and sends you to 1234
in that example.
Full readme: https://pastebin.com/raw/fYKgvLgG
Isn't the TSDNS system deprecated? https://support.teamspeak.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002711457-Server-address-resolution-and-TSDNS-changes-with-Client-3-1-x
From reading. That looks like they are just saying to use SRV records.
They stil support tsdns but as most people are not running virtual servers, in the context they use the term, an SRV record will be better.
TSNDS just makes it easier to reroute domains to other ports/IPs because it's an instant change. Changing a normal DNS entry usually takes some time to update for everyone.
I don't mind if the request will be closed, just thought it would be convenient to have an egg for that instead of manually setting the tool up.
@recon88 TSDNS is deprecated und you must use SRV entries in your DNS
@recon88 TSDNS is deprecated und you must use SRV entries in your DNS
It is not.
Literally says deprecated on the teamspeak website, so yes it is.
Literally says deprecated on the teamspeak website, so yes it is.
Well, you basically reading it wrong then. It says the old way clients connected to TSDNS is deprecated.
Starting with the 3.1.0 release of the client, we deprecated the connection attempts to port 41144, but instead rely on SRV records to tell the client on where to find a TSDNS server.
This litterly has no use as you can use SRV records, and it is limited to 1 TSDNS server an ip as it has to listen on the default port from as far what I can understand in there README
Service
TSDNS
Does this expand an already existing service
No
Link to game
https://www.teamspeak.com/de/downloads/#server
Links for server downloads
inlcuded in Teamspeak 3 server files
Links for the install docs
Readme included in download