TeamSpeak 3 Server Query Manual.pdf

SERVERIDGETBYPORT
Displays the database ID of the virtual server running on the UDP port specified by virtualserver_port.
Permissions:
b_serverinstance_virtualserver_list
Syntax:
serveridgetbyport virtualserver_port={serverPort}
Example:
serveridgetbyport virtualserver_port=9987
server_id=1
error id=0 msg=ok
SERVERDELETE
Deletes the virtual server specified with sid. Please note that only virtual servers in stopped state can be
deleted.
Permissions:
b_virtualserver_delete
Syntax:
serverdelete sid={serverID}
Example:
serverdelete sid=1
error id=0 msg=ok
SERVERCREATE
Creates a new virtual server using the given properties and displays its ID, port and initial administrator
privilege key. If virtualserver_port is not specified, the server will test for the first unused UDP port.
The first virtual server will be running on UDP port 9987 by default. Subsequently started virtual servers will
be running on increasing UDP port numbers.
For detailed information, see Virtual Server Properties.
Permissions:
b_virtualserver_create
Syntax:
servercreate virtualserver_name={serverName} [virtualserver_properties…]
Example:
servercreate virtualserver_name=TeamSpeak\s]\p[\sServer virtualserver_port=9988
virtualserver_maxclients=32
sid=2 virtualserver_port=9988 token=eKnFZQ9EK7G7MhtuQB6+N2B1PNZZ6OZL3ycDp2OW
error id=0 msg=ok
SERVERSTART
Starts the virtual server specified with sid. Depending on your permissions, you're able to start either your
own virtual server only or all virtual servers in the server instance.
Permissions:
b_virtualserver_start_any
b_virtualserver_start
Syntax:
serverstart sid={serverID}
Example:
serverstart sid=1
error id=0 msg=ok
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