This server is blacklisted. Refusing to connect.

[mohammad]

Hello, why is my server blacklisted after a while?

 

[yamano]

Then change your server ip / dns.
There is no other solution.

 

[mohammad]

Then change your server ip / dns.
There is no other solution.

Why should I be blacklisted?

 

[yamano]

Because somebody reported your server ip or you published it in online groups / websites.
It is completely usual..

 

[mohammad]

Because somebody reported your server ip or you published it in online groups / websites.

So does my server have a problem with being blacklisted with a report?

 

[yamano]

So does my server have a problem with being blacklisted with a report?

All teaspeak servers can be blacklisted if somebody reports it

 

[mohammad]

Well, why should we be blacklisted? No other problem is unreasonable, unless we have committed a crime or violation that we should be blacklisted for a simple report. There is no way around this.

 

[yamano]

Because you're probably using a protocol key and ts3 client to connect your server.
This is teaspeak project, so you need to use teaspeak client to connect and no blacklist will affect you

 

[kingston]

Then change your server ip / dns.

When blacklisting, do they always block just the IP or can they go after the domain as well?

Also, in the old good days it was failry easy to patch the client to ignore blacklist. Still a thing these days?

Because you're probably using a protocol key and ts3 client to connect your server.
This is teaspeak project, so you need to use teaspeak client to connect and no blacklist will affect you

Is teaspeak client/server software free to use without any limitations or does it require buying premium rank here to unlock some features or to use it at all?

[...] blacklisted for a simple report. There is no way around this.

Yep. That's exactly what is scaring me as well. And I'm sure that those who paid for legal license are more than eager to monitor all the big public servers they can (at the country level at least) and keep reporting them. So unless you run a private one it's a big risk I would say.

 

[REDOSS]

When blacklisting, do they always block just the IP or can they go after the domain as well?



Is teaspeak client/server software free to use without any limitations or does it require buying premium rank here to unlock some features or to use it at all?

1. They can block both the IP address and the domain.
2. There are no restrictions, use TeaClient / WebClient.

 

[kingston]

Thank you, @REDOSS. I would say that making people stick to TeaSpeak client/server makes more sense then.

 

[WolverinDEV]

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