Teamspeak server Problems

@Devin610
@Heatdude Da Waffle

For the past couple days, i have been having problems connecting to the ItsJerryandHarry teamspeak server, it has been really annoying to find what the problem is, i have uninstalled and reinstalled teamspeak, but it still didnt work, i couldnt connect to the server, it resolves the hostname just fine, its just connecting to the server is the problem. it always fails to connect to it now. Before that i could connect to it no problem. but after wednesday i couldnt connect at ALL. I dont know what the problem is, but i may have a clue to what the source is. According to the logs, the DNS server needs immediate Attention. I know its not my Teamspeak client as i said before, it could be their Server having IP problems. Heres the logs from my Teamspeak client i copied as proof.

8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Connect to server: ts.itsjerryandharry.com
8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Trying to resolve ts.itsjerryandharry.com
8/31/2014 11:58:10 TSDNS Info DNS resolve successful, "ts.itsjerryandharry.com"=192.169.92.10
8/31/2014 11:58:10 TSDNS Info SRV DNS resolve successful, "_ts3._udp.ts.itsjerryandharry.com"=>"your-dns-needs-immediate-attention.network:0" = 127.0.53.53:0
8/31/2014 11:58:10 TSDNS Info SRV TSDNS found at "_tsdns._tcp.ts.itsjerryandharry.com"=>"your-dns-needs-immediate-attention.network:0", but could not find TSDNS server there
8/31/2014 11:58:10 TSDNS Info SRV TSDNS found at "_tsdns._tcp.itsjerryandharry.com"=>"your-dns-needs-immediate-attention.network:0", but could not find TSDNS server there
8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Lookup finished: 127.0.53.53 0 ts.itsjerryandharry.com 0 0
8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Resolve successful: 127.0.53.53:0
8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Blacklist check ok
8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Initiating connection: 127.0.53.53:0 ts.itsjerryandharry.com
8/31/2014 11:58:10 ClientUI Info Connect status: Connecting
8/31/2014 11:58:15 ClientUI Info Blacklist check timeout
8/31/2014 11:58:15 ClientUI Info Connect status: Disconnected
8/31/2014 11:58:15 ClientUI Info Failed to connect to server, want autoreconnect = 0

It tells me that every time i try to connect. Is their any other people out there that is currently experiencing this problem? Please let me know

 

I think you should look up help on the teamspeak website or just on google.

 

What happens when you try to connect to 192.169.92.10?
Your TeamSpeak is returning the wrong IP from the SRV record lookup.

 

What do you mean? whats a SRV record?

heres what it told me when i connected to the IP you gave me

8/31/2014 12:39:45 ClientUI Info Connect to server: 192.169.92.10
8/31/2014 12:39:45 ClientUI Info Blacklist check ok
8/31/2014 12:39:45 ClientUI Info Initiating connection: 192.169.92.10:9987 192.169.92.10
8/31/2014 12:39:46 ClientUI Info Connect status: Connecting
8/31/2014 12:39:51 ClientUI Info Blacklist check timeout
8/31/2014 12:39:51 ClientUI Info Connect status: Disconnected
8/31/2014 12:39:51 ClientUI Info Failed to connect to server, want autoreconnect = 0

 

From that log, you're connecting to the right IP and port, but TeamSpeak isn't providing any details as to why you can't connect, so I'm at a loss.

And an SRV record, simply put, is something that is set on the domain (here the domain is itsjerryandharry.com) and redirects you to a server (192.169.92.10:9987) where all the TeamSpeak data is located when you try to connect to the subdomain the SRV record is linked with (here the subdomain is the ts. part of ts.itsjerryandharry.com).

Have you tried reinstalling TeamSpeak at all?

 

First update to the latest version. That fixes most problems
http://dl.4players.de/ts/releases/3.0.16/TeamSpeak3-Client-win32-3.0.16.exe

Also have you recently changed your antivirus software? If it comes with an inbuild firewall make sure it didn't block teamspeak by accident. Some av's like bitdefender have autopilot mode that could detect ts3 as pup connection. Pretty sure there are tutorials for all av's to check that.

Also allow ts in your windows firewall. Useing this video as it's a good explanation