In the left-hand pane, you’ll see your new VM. Click create, and you’re back at the dashboard. I used 20GB, since we don’t care how big it is because of dynamic allocation, but we don’t want to underprovision it and end up freezing the VM. Use a dynamically allocated volume, since we don’t care about disk performance on this server, and it’ll help keep our ZFS pool consumption down. Keep the VDI default selection and click Next. You might even be able to get away with less here, but I didn’t want to risk it. I don’t really know what’s appropriate here, but CentOS is rather lightweight, and the TeamSpeak3 Server is not demanding in the least. This will be a Linux box, version Red Hat (64 bit) since CentOS is built from Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Name this VM whatever you wish I called mine TS3. In the upper left corner, click the button labeled New. You’ll end up at a blank VirtualBox dashboard. It is possible that you’re met with an error. You’ll be prompted with the phpVirtualBox Log In. In a new browser tab, navigate to the IP address you just assigned your new jail. For destination, I used /usr/local/iso, but you can use whatever you want.
Your source path is wherever you’re keeping that iso you’ll have to navigate to it. At the bottom of the Jails window, click the Add Storage button. Click OK and the system will create the jail.īefore getting into things, we need to add storage so that VirtualBox can see your CentOS iso. If you’re using anything else, you likely know it. Most of you will use 192.168.1.x with a /24 netmask. Make sure it’s going to have a static IP here by unchecking the IPv4 DHCP box and configuring that portion. TeamSpeak3 Server for 64bit systems: go here and copy to an open notepad the download location for what you’ll be installing. This guide uses CentOS, and I chose Minimal for its light impact on system resources. Secondly, you’re installing the following software on your server: In my first contribution to the Linux community EVER, I have decided to document how I got TS3 running on my FreeNAS box.įirst of all, you’ll need VNC Viewer and PuTTY to accomplish this. With FreeNAS 9.10 using a new method to run jails, it now becomes viable to install and run TeamSpeak Server on FreeNAS, whereas before, sometime since 9.2, it has been broken, according to this guide. Using Windows 10 to install TeamSpeak3 Server on CentOS 7 inside a FreeNAS 9.10 VirtualBox 4.3 jail Alternatively, you can stick with the default FreeBSD jail and install a FreeBSD version of the TS3 server directly into the jail and skip a layer of virtualization.
However, you can create custom jail templates, as outlined in the documentation here. If you have 9.10.2 or later, the VirtualBox template is not available to you by default. This method works on releases up to 9.10.1-U4.
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