start: "./ts3server_startscript.sh start"





01) Sign up for Free: http://aws.amazon.com/free/[2]
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02) Once signed up, go to the AWS Console: https://console.aws.amazon.com/console/home[3]
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03) Launch an instance
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04) Select Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS
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05) You want a t2.micro (Free tier eligible) which is selected by default, so just hit "Review and Launch"
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06) It'll complain about the security. That's fine, we don't care for now. Hit "Launch" down the bottom-right
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07) Change the first dropdown box to "Create a new pair" and give it a name like "Myts" and hit "Download Key Pair". Then hit "Launch Instances".
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08) Move your private key to your C:\ drive for easier finding later (You'll see why):
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09) Go to the Instance overview and wait until it says "Instance Status Running" then click on "Connect": https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home?region=us-west-2#Instances:[4]
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10) Change it to connect with a Java SSH client. Set the Private key path as "C:\" and then tick Store in browser cache". Then hit Launch SSH Client
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11) Chrome / Firefox will possibly block Java, make sure it's allowed
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12) Accept the terms for everything, mash the "next" button a few times. When the MindTerm screen opens, hit "Enter":
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13) You should now be logged in. Awesome! Now to download TeamSpeak. Go to the downloads page and grab the Linux Server amd64: http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=downloads[5]
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14) Agree to the terms, do the Survey if you want, and you'll be given a Download link. Cancel the download, you don't need the Server saved to your PC. Then, right-click on the link and go "Copy link address"
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15) Now go back to your Server, and type "wget" followed by a space, then paste in the URL from your clipboard. Hit Enter and it should download TeamSpeak to your Server.
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16) Now type "tar xvzf *.gz" and hit Enter. It should extract all the TeamSpeak files. Type "cd t" then hit "tab" and it should complete the rest of the TeamSpeak server directory name.
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17) Type "./ts3server_minimal_runscript.sh" and hit Enter. It should start up. When it does, it will show you a Token. Take a screenshot, copy it, write it down, whatever happens just don't lose it!
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18) Go back to your EC2 console and note down the Public IP address. On the left-hand side click on "Network & Security" --> Security Groups. Create Security Group allowing everything in (For UDP and TCP) as shown in the image
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19) Go back to your Instances overview on the left, right-click on your server and go "Change security groups". Tick the newly created "Allow all" and go "Assign security groups"
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20) Now it's time to connect to your Server! Fire up TeamSpeak, connect to the Public IP address of your instance and hit Connect. When prompted, enter the Admin key you grabbed earlier and you're now in and sorted!
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One more thing, if you close your Terminal window it will kill TeamSpeak so now we need to tell it to run in the background. Click your Terminal window, hit Ctrl + C to stop TeamSpeak. Now type: "./ts3server_startscript.sh start" This will keep it running in the background so you can now close your connection to your Instance.
Congratulations you've just setup your own TeamSpeak Server!
Now go out there and tell the world how awesome it is, and get them off using damn Skype once and for all! While you're at it, why not suggest to the D2CL people that they setup their own Server for "Administration" that they can use with team managers etc?