It's been a year since my TeamSpeak 3 NPL server go online, today it reached up to 100 players daily and I noticed sometimes my TeamSpeak 3 server was missing from the server list, and after a few refresh my TeamSpeak 3 server was back on the server list, it's been quite frustating for some users, and they do complain, thankfully we use human-readable domain instead of IP, therefore, the impact wasnt so significant.
It's a default Windows Server 2008, no Windows configuration has been reconfigured what so ever, except the basic ones.
Is there any known possibilities which can caused this?
#minor issues, a couple months ago my TeamSpeak 3 server changed its IP address (unwillingly, we're forced by the ISP for unknown reason) but it's a minor change actually, from x.x.x.180 to x.x.x.179, and I am about to request a new NPL license a day after the forced IP change but for unknown reason, my TeamSpeak 3 NPL license is still useable so I did not request new NPL license. Could this be the reason?
#info my TeamSpeak 3 server sometimes do appeared on the server list but sometimes it's also disappeared, and my TeamSpeak 3 server Uptime:30 days 2 hours 25 minutes 34 seconds
Windows Server Issues
It's a default Windows Server 2008, no Windows configuration has been reconfigured what so ever, except the basic ones.
Is there any known possibilities which can caused this?
#minor issues, a couple months ago my TeamSpeak 3 server changed its IP address (unwillingly, we're forced by the ISP for unknown reason) but it's a minor change actually, from x.x.x.180 to x.x.x.179, and I am about to request a new NPL license a day after the forced IP change but for unknown reason, my TeamSpeak 3 NPL license is still useable so I did not request new NPL license. Could this be the reason?
#info my TeamSpeak 3 server sometimes do appeared on the server list but sometimes it's also disappeared, and my TeamSpeak 3 server Uptime:30 days 2 hours 25 minutes 34 seconds
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