1.1 Download and Installation

Both the packages of TeamSpeak program, including the Client and Server, can be downloaded directly from TS's site. You can try this link to visit their download page or find them in the above part of this page.

At the first time TeamSpeak is installed and run on your machine, there will be a screen pops up with Administrator information.









This screen will pops up only one time at this point, so it is recommended that you should note them down on to a text file for further use.

Now, just run it and you will see a small icon at the bottom right of your desktop.

You can Click on Administration to enter Admin Control Panel.

Login either with the Super Admin right or Admin right to be able to set your server as Public if you wish to make it free for any one to entry the room, Clan Server if you wish to set authorized password for your room.




Right click on TS icon.
Move your mouse over Your Ip's (1)

Click on the the IP above of all (2). It is now copied to clipboard. You can paste it for your teammates whom you want them to join the room.




1.2 Test Client and Server application

Test the Client Application
It is easy to know how your Client works before connect to your own server.

Click either the two link below to test the connection of your Client application to TS public server.

If the connection is set up successfully, it is easy to recognize.

Also, you can connect to these servers within the TS's official site.

Test your Server Application

This is really the most interesting because TS allows you to connect to your own server that run on the same machine.

Go to Connection, select Quick Connect . A Quick Connect window (1) comes up.

Feed your server IP into Server Address field (2)

Click Connect button (3)

If the connection was setup successfully, your client will appear as the image on the left. Otherwise, please check it again from the beginning.