Custom domain
For example, example.com
TeamSpeak 3 DNS
Connect a TeamSpeak 3 DNS Name
Connect a custom domain to a TeamSpeak 3 server by setting the correct A, AAAA and SRV records, then test the new TS3 address in the client.
What do you need for a custom TS3 address?
You need access to the DNS zone at your domain provider.
DNS access
Access to A, AAAA and SRV records
Server details
IPv4 or IPv6 address and voice port
DNS configuration
How do I connect a domain to the TS3 server?
Choose a subdomain
Choose a memorable address such as ts.example.com. A subdomain keeps other services on the main domain unchanged.
Set an A or AAAA record
Create an A record for the server IPv4 address. Use an AAAA record for IPv6. The addresses shown here are reserved examples and must be replaced with your server address.
ts.example.com. IN A 203.0.113.10
ts.example.com. IN AAAA 2001:db8::10Use the default port directly
If the voice server runs on the TeamSpeak default port 9987/UDP, users connect directly to ts.example.com. No SRV record is required.
Create an SRV record for another port
If the server uses a different voice port, add an SRV record for _ts3._udp. The target must be a hostname with an A or AAAA record, not an IP address. Replace 10000 with your port.
_ts3._udp.voice.example.com. IN SRV 0 5 10000 ts.example.com.Wait for DNS and test
DNS changes are not visible immediately at every provider. Test the new address in the TeamSpeak 3 client after the update has propagated.