My Server got Greylisted helpp :(

Benjo

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Well title says it all my server got grey listed I was using 11.4 crack then updated it today and its still there. How do I get off the list???? D:
 
Benjo

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There are 298 servers with 16971 slots.

^^^ xD
 
ehthe

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Well you got what you asked for if you used more than 512 slots by server xD
 
Benjo

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Does that mean all cracked servers using more than 512 slots will get grey listed?
 
Derp

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Why would you need more than 512 slots?
 
Benjo

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Well I mean I provide servers for other people non of them have over 100 slots as 100 is my limit but what intrigues me is that Freets3.net makes a hefty amount through a cracked license but teamspeak don't grey list there servers? Maybe they can't block servers that people use DNS to connect to?
 
Derp

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False!

DNS or non DNS. (Wrong term btw) They will still greylist your server, maybe they're still waiting for some other proof before greylisting freets3.net... who knows!

Anyway, I personally support this new "greylist campaign" teamspeak started!

People that use a cracked license just because they can't afford paying for an athp license! (Welcome to "read" "write" "execute")
People that profit from cracked servers: "get what you deserve!"

-Derp
 
0vert1m3

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Switch u Ip and dont go over the limits.

From @ehthe
no license <= 32 or SLOT_VIOLATION
ATHP <= 1999 or SLOT_SUSPICION
Offline <= ∞
NPL <= 512
 
Benjo

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I haven't gone over any of them limits? I host 280+ virtual servers for free to people through a steam group, I changed IP and it worked but yeah all virtual servers have a max slot limit set and unchangeable.
 
Derp

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Benjo said:
I haven't gone over any of them limits? I host 280+ virtual servers for free to people through a steam group, I changed IP and it worked but yeah all virtual servers have a max slot limit set and unchangeable.
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Still, you're a threat to their business! You are providing virtual servers for free, without paying anything!

1- Teamspeak gets money from ATHP Buyers
2- ATHP Buyers see that there's unfair concurrence because of cracked servers providing free services
3- ATHP Buyers switch to another solution
4- Teamspeak looses money

Solution: Greylist!

-Derp
 
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Benjo said:
I haven't gone over any of them limits? I host 280+ virtual servers for free to people through a steam group, I changed IP and it worked but yeah all virtual servers have a max slot limit set and unchangeable.
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Why would you do it for free, greylist is price for that free servers.
I personally buy cheap vps sometimes and host servers with 15 slots for free to help people that can't afford something like paying 10€ monhtly,its not something allot of people can do in balkan countrys, i try to look professional and not do stupid things like most of people do.
1.) Assigning server query.
2.) Being non professional to people you host it on.
3.) Don't host for anybody that contacts you.
But for your main server i recommend NPL.
 
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To get around the grey listing couldn't you run multiple instances of teamspeak on the same box? Then limit about 1500 slots in total per teamspeak instance.
 
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No - you cannot "prevent" the greylist - but you can take steps to not beeing reported as stated above:
So dont do those things:
MrWolf said:
1.) Assigning server query.
2.) Being non professional to people you host it on.
3.) Don't host for anybody that contacts you.
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