Restore your TeamSpeak server from a snapshot in three steps: stop the server, press Restore Snapshot on the Actions tab, then start it again. It goes back to the last snapshot you made.
A snapshot is a saved copy of your TeamSpeak server that you make yourself with the Create Snapshot button. Restoring it is the quickest way to undo changes to your voice server.
How to restore your TeamSpeak server from a snapshot
- Stop the server.
- Go to the Actions tab and press the Restore Snapshot button.
- Start the server.
This will restore your server from the last snapshot you made. Anything you changed after that snapshot is replaced by the snapshot's version.
No snapshot yet? Make one before you change channels or permissions, so you always have a point to go back to. See How to back up your server.
TeamSpeak snapshot questions
How do I restore my TeamSpeak server from a snapshot?
Stop the server, go to the Actions tab and press the Restore Snapshot button, then start the server. It is restored from the last snapshot you made.
Which snapshot is restored?
The last snapshot you made with the Create Snapshot button on the Actions tab. Make a new snapshot whenever your server is in a state you want to keep.
How do I make a snapshot of my TeamSpeak server?
Stop the server, go to the Actions tab and press the Create Snapshot button, then start the server again. The full steps are in How to back up your server.
Want your own TeamSpeak server? See TeamSpeak 3 server hosting.
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