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Connect a TS server to a domain with 1 click

Jakub1 min7 February 20245 Views
Connect a TS server to a domain with 1 click

We have introduced a new feature that allows you to connect your TS server with a domain at ZAP-Hosting with just one click in the web interface. You can set up your TS server with a domain that is in your ZAP-Hosting account in the web interface of your TS server under "TSDNS". There you can select from all domains rented at ZAP-Hosting and enter a desired subdomain under "Name", e.g., ts3.mydomainatzap.com, and set it up with a click on "Create Entry". After that, your TS3 server will be accessible at ts3.mydomainatzap.com (important: it may take up to 24 hours for DNS entry changes to take effect). Do you have a TS3 server but no own domain at ZAP-Hosting? Here you can rent domains at ZAP-Hosting, which you can connect with a TS3 server at ZAP-Hosting:

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Jakub helps develop the ZAP-Hosting panel and introduces new features as soon as they go live.

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