Guide · 6 sections
What is a proxy, how does it work?
What happens between your player and your server, what Dep Proxy does and how to use it — in plain words.
What is a proxy?
A proxy is an intermediary between two parties. The player connects to the proxy instead of the target server; the proxy delivers the voice and brings the reply back. To the player, the address they connect to is the proxy's.
Direct connection
Players know the server's real IP address.
Through Dep Proxy
Players only see the Dep Proxy address.
Dep forwarding
Dep Proxy is a free forwarding service that carries TeamSpeak 3 voice through its own nodes to your target server. Only the TeamSpeak 3 voice port 9987 over UDP is forwarded. The voice itself is never touched or recorded.
Your community connects with a single Dep Proxy address.
Voice is relayed instantly through the node in your chosen location.
You do not need to share your target server address with players.
The voice journey
The animation below shows one voice packet travelling through Dep Proxy and back.
How to use it
- Open a free account
Sign up; once your account is approved, open the panel.
- Enter the target
Type your TeamSpeak 3 server's public IP. Port 9987, protocol UDP.
- Pick a location
See node locations by their flags, or leave it on "Automatic".
- Get your address
Your Dep Proxy address is ready in seconds; copy it in one click.
# Creating Dep Proxy… (illustrative)
./dep oluştur --hedef 203.0.113.10:9987 --konum TR
dep-tablo ekle --yönlendir ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
dep-motor hazırla --mod ████████
✔ ready → 192.0.2.44:28431
🔒 Real infrastructure details are private; the commands above are illustrative only.
Why Dep Proxy?
Dep Proxy is non-profit; no fees, subscriptions or hidden costs.
Pick the node close to your players and server to keep latency low.
Delete a proxy and create a new one elsewhere in seconds.
Voice is never recorded; only what the service needs to work is kept.
FAQ
Is it paid?
No. Dep Proxy is free and non-profit.
Does ping go up?
A node sits in between, so latency depends on its location. Pick one close to your players and server.
Which port and protocol?
Only the TeamSpeak 3 voice port 9987, UDP only.
How does my server see players?
Players connect through the Dep Proxy node. If your server uses per-IP connection limits or IP bans, keep that in mind.
How many proxies can I create?
Up to 3 proxies per member.
How is my data protected?
Passwords are stored only as hashes and nobody can see another member's forwards. Details are in the Privacy Notice. Privacy →
Create your free Dep Proxy address in a minute.