New GWX TeamSpeak Server

[Jimbuna]

I'm pleased to announce the GWX TeamSpeak server is back up and running.

The IP address is: 82.39.85.56:8767 and the password is wolf

[Jimbuna]

Bump

[Jimbuna]

Bump

[Jimbuna]

Bump

[Ula Jolly]

Do you lads need a free Ventrilo server? The quality is superb.

[Jimbuna]

Shipped over to the UK :p

[Monica Lewinsky]

Any of you folks think of using X-Fire along with TeamSpeak?

It's another way to track down friends. I use both. X-Fire also has a voice chat option built in, too. My X-Fire account name = mlewinsky. Send me an invite if you wish for X-Fire - that is how you add a buddie.

I will try out the TS tonight or tomorrow.

[Jimbuna]

Never tried it, we've always been settled on TS :hmm:

Looking forward to meeting you (if I'm not in bed)

[Monica Lewinsky]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Never tried it, we've always been settled on TS :hmm:

Don't get me wrong, I am a HUGE suporter of Team Speak since it works with ANY game. But, X-Fire has the feature of "seeing" a friend online and you CAN interupt him/her in ANY game and say "Hey, meet me here" It is also another way of "spying" on what your buddies are doing - now - game wise. For example let's say they are goofing off in a game of Hearts, you can text chat or "speak" to him/her - now because you know what game they are in and using. It also has a neat feature of "seeing" what TeamSpeak server your friend is on. You right click on your friends name, pick from the menu "Join TeamSpeak Server" and bingo! You are with your friend because it auto-starts TS and connects you to the TS Server they are on.

If they are working at home in MS Word, you will never know they are using Word [because it's not a game] but you still have an option of bugging them. I don't know why but some people get p.o.'d when you bug them when they are working on something. :p

X-Fire info:
http://www.xfire.com/

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Monica Lewinsky

Don't get me wrong, I am a HUGE suporter of Team Speak since it works with ANY game. But, X-Fire has the feature of "seeing" a friend online and you CAN interupt him/her in ANY game and say "Hey, meet me here" It is also another way of "spying" on what your buddies are doing - now - game wise. For example let's say they are goofing off in a game of Hearts, you can text chat or "speak" to him/her - now because you know what game they are in and using. It also has a neat feature of "seeing" what TeamSpeak server your friend is on. You right click on your friends name, pick from the menu "Join TeamSpeak Server" and bingo! You are with your friend because it auto-starts TS and connects you to the TS Server they are on.

If they are working at home in MS Word, you will never know they are using Word [because it's not a game] but you still have an option of bugging them. I don't know why but some people get p.o.'d when you bug them when they are working on something. :p

X-Fire info:
http://www.xfire.com/

Cheers.....I'll look into it

One question though...........If your 'friend' is in a password protected channel on TS, are you still able to talk to them? :hmm:

[Monica Lewinsky]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

One question though...........If your 'friend' is in a password protected channel on TS, are you still able to talk to them? :hmm:

I pretty sure of this but not absolutely positive:
While TS is connecting, it pauses and pops up a dialog box to enter the password for the channel. Type it in, away you go!

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Monica Lewinsky

I pretty sure of this but not absolutely positive:
While TS is connecting, it pauses and pops up a dialog box to enter the password for the channel. Type it in, away you go!

The password for the server, if that is what you meant, suprises me a little (some servers I know of are considered private).
Now......passwords for channels would be an even more serious breach of privacy.

In effect, are you saying that you can access a TS server and a channel based within said server despite the fact they both have separate passwords, via Xfire.

If that is the case, I'd call that a pretty good hacking tool :hmm:

On the other hand, I think it is more probable you mean the individual must know the passwords to gain access to the TS server.

[Monica Lewinsky]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

On the other hand, I think it is more probable you mean the individual must know the passwords to gain access to the TS server.

What you said. I guess my words were kinda foobar - lot of that going around on my posts. Sorry about that mate.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Monica Lewinsky

What you said. I guess my words were kinda foobar - lot of that going around on my posts. Sorry about that mate.

Rgr that mate......I fully understand now

[Hanomag]

Hmmm...any ideas?? I am used to Ventrilo so TS is foreign to me.

[13:09:26] Connecting to 82.39.85.56:8767
[13:09:29] No reply from server
Maybe the server is offline
or maybe teamspeak is not running on it