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TeamSpeak: ZAP Subdomain

Discover how to easily set up and manage custom subdomains for your TeamSpeak server to simplify access and improve connection → Learn more now

10 November 20261 min read6 Views0 helpful

Why use a subdomain?

Instead of remembering the IP address and port of your TeamSpeak server, your users can connect to your server via an easy-to-remember subdomain.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes, every TeamSpeak server automatically receives a free standard subdomain in the format yourserver.zap-ts3.com, which you can find in the TSDNS section of your server's web interface.
Yes, in the TSDNS section you can set up to three custom subdomains, either based on .zap.cloud or on your own domain linked to your account.
Click New Subdomain in the TSDNS section, select the desired base domain, enter your preferred subdomain name, and confirm the creation.

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