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Can you host a TeamSpeak server on a Raspberry Pi?

Posted on by Arif Clayton

Can you host a TeamSpeak server on a Raspberry Pi?

Running a TeamSpeak server on your Raspberry Pi isn’t the simplest of tasks as it is only available as an x86 application. Thanks to the power of the box86 emulator, we can get your Pi powered TeamSpeak server up and running in no time.

Are TeamSpeak 3 servers free?

TeamSpeak 3 Client is absolutely FREE to download and install on your PC, Mac or Linux Box. Once installed, you can freely access 1000s of public TeamSpeak servers or even your own private TeamSpeak server. If you have your own server hardware, you can set up your own private server, completely FREE-of-charge too!

How much space does TeamSpeak take?

The bare minimum installation is 15 MB. Total disk usage is highly dependent on actual usage, size and the amount of hosted virtual servers. Additional space is required for file transfer and for icon/avatar storage.

How do I make a TeamSpeak 3 server?

How to Make a TeamSpeak 3 Server – The Complete Guide

  1. Step 1 – Create a new system user.
  2. Step 2 – Download and extract TeamSpeak 3 server.
  3. Step 3 – Accept the TeamSpeak 3 license agreement.
  4. Step 4 – Start TeamSpeak 3 server on boot.
  5. Step 5 – Retrieve the privileged key.
  6. Step 6 – Connect via TeamSpeak 3 client.

What ports does Teamspeak 3 use?

It says that TeamSpeak 3 server uses these ports:

  • 9987/udp for Voice.
  • 30033/tcp for Filetransfer.
  • 10011/tcp for ServerQuery.
  • 41144/tcp for TSDNS (optional)

How do I run x86 on Raspberry Pi?

How to run x86 programs on the Raspberry Pi

  1. Step 1: Install Raspbian. You know how to do this, because we’ve showed you how to install Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi before.
  2. Step 2: Enable the KMS GL driver.
  3. Step 3: Download ExaGear.
  4. Step 4: Install ExaGear.
  5. Step 5: Enter the guest x86 image.

How do I download ExaGear on Raspberry Pi?

Now, install and activate ExaGear on the Raspberry Pi with: sudo ./install-exagear.sh….What you’ll need to run ExaGear on the Raspberry Pi:

  1. Raspberry Pi board.
  2. MicroSD card.
  3. 5.1V micro USB power supply.
  4. Case (optional, recommended)
  5. Linux OS such as Raspbian.
  6. ExaGear license.