TeamSpeak 3 Server Query Manual.pdf

BINDINGLIST
Displays a list of IP addresses used by the server instance on multi-homed machines.
Permissions:
b_serverinstance_binding_list
Syntax:
bindinglist
Example:
bindinglist
ip=0.0.0.0
error id=0 msg=ok
USE
Selects the virtual server specified with sid or port to allow further interaction. The ServerQuery client will
appear on the virtual server and acts like a real TeamSpeak 3 Client, except it's unable to send or receive voice
data.
If your database contains multiple virtual servers using the same UDP port, use will select a random virtual
server using the specified port.
Permissions:
b_virtualserver_select
Syntax:
use [sid={serverID}] [port={serverPort}] [-virtual]
use {serverID} [-virtual]
Example:
use sid=1
error id=0 msg=ok
SERVERLIST
Displays a list of virtual servers including their ID, status, number of clients online, etc. If you're using the -all
option, the server will list all virtual servers stored in the database. This can be useful when multiple server
instances with different machine IDs are using the same database. The machine ID is used to identify the
server instance a virtual server is associated with.
The status of a virtual server can be either online, offline, deploy running, booting up, shutting down and
virtual online. While most of them are self-explanatory, virtual online is a bit more complicated.
Please note that whenever you select a virtual server which is currently stopped, it will be started in virtual
mode which means you are able to change its configuration, create channels or change permissions, but no
regular TeamSpeak 3 Client can connect. As soon as the last ServerQuery client deselects the virtual server, its
status will be changed back to offline.
Permissions:
b_serverinstance_virtualserver_list
Syntax:
serverlist [-uid] [-short] [-all] [-onlyoffline]
Example:
serverlist
virtualserver_id=1 virtualserver_port=9987 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=6 …
error id=0 msg=ok
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