TeamSpeak Dashboard: Overview and Management

Discover how to efficiently manage and optimize your TeamSpeak server, with a clear overview of its features and administration → Learn more

10 November 20263 min read3 Views0 helpful

Introduction

Are you interested in a TeamSpeak server or already have one, but don't yet have a complete overview of its administration or where to find all the options you need? This can be a challenge, especially when you're just getting started. Don't worry—we'll walk you through managing your service in detail below so you can get the clearest possible overview.

Overview

The dashboard gives you a central overview of all the key information about your TeamSpeak server: connection address, subdomain, slots, location, admin token, and server password, as well as live statistics on connected users, uptime, and data transferred.

TeamSpeak dashboard showing connection information, server details, access credentials, and live statistics

DDoS Protection

In the DDoS Manager section, you can see your IP address's protection status and incoming and outgoing traffic. If protection is still disabled or your IP is shared with other customers, this will be shown here. If you have a dedicated IP address that isn't shared with other customers, you can also enable or disable DDoS protection here.

DDoS Manager showing protection status and bandwidth overview

Activity

In the Activity section, you'll find a chronological log of all events related to your TeamSpeak server, such as starts, stops, scheduled tasks, and backups. This lets you see what has happened to your service at any time.

ZapX AI Agent

With the ZapX Pass, you have the ZapX AI Agent at your side. The dedicated section provides a chat assistant for your TeamSpeak server. Simply ask it for your connection details, current status, or other information about your server.

The ZapX AI Agent can also prepare actions for you, such as starting, restarting, stopping, or reinstalling your server. Before an action is carried out, it always displays a confirmation card with a Confirm button—nothing happens without your explicit confirmation.

ZapX AI Agent chat panel for a TeamSpeak server with suggestions to start, restart, stop, and reinstall

Management

Settings

Under Settings, you can change the server name, password, security level, welcome message, host message, and host banner directly in the web interface. You can only customize the host banner if your plan is ad-free. If the advertising option is enabled, the banner field will be shown as uneditable. You can also configure anti-flood protection here, including point reduction and the points assigned to command or IP blocks.

Tokens

To grant administrator rights on your TeamSpeak server, you need a Privilege Key. In the Tokens section, you can create, view, and delete as many Privilege Keys as you need. When creating one, you choose the server group it should be assigned to—a Privilege Key doesn't have to grant administrator rights and can be assigned to another role instead.

Users

Under Users, you can see everyone currently connected to your TeamSpeak server. From here, you can also poke individual users with a short message, kick them, or ban them.

Bans

In the Bans section, you can view banned identities and IP addresses, lift existing bans, and create new bans directly. You can ban by IP address, client UID, or name, and choose the duration and reason.

TSDNS

The TSDNS module lets users connect to your TeamSpeak server using an easy-to-remember subdomain instead of an IP address and port. Every TeamSpeak server automatically gets a free xxx.zap-ts3.com subdomain. You can also set up to three custom subdomains on .zap.cloud or on a domain linked to your account.

Schedules

Under , you can automatically run recurring actions at set times instead of starting them manually. In addition to automatic backups (available with and above), you can schedule restarts, starts, stops, or custom commands.

Tools

Backups

We automatically back up your TeamSpeak server every day. With the ZapX Pass, you can also create a backup (snapshot) at any time in the Backups section, restore an existing backup, or import an existing snapshot as a backup. Learn more in TeamSpeak: Backups.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The dashboard shows your connection address, subdomain, slots, location, admin token, and server password, as well as live statistics on connected users, uptime, and data transferred.

It shows your IP address's protection status and incoming and outgoing traffic. If you have a dedicated IP address that isn't shared, you can also enable or disable DDoS protection there.

In the Activity section, you'll find a chronological log of events related to your TeamSpeak server, such as starts, stops, scheduled tasks, and backups.

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TeamSpeak Dashboard: Overview and Management

Introduction