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# Enabling Lock and Rename Functions

PartyBeast provides the functionality for users to be able to lock rooms preventing others joining and also renaming of their temporary channels through **/Lock** & **/Rename**

These functions are disabled by default and can be enabled using the **`/setup`** command.

1. Ensure you've completed the [Initial Setup](/partybeast/helptopics/initial-setup.md).
2. Go to the server you’ve completed the setup of PartyBeast in and type **/setup** in a text channel PartyBeast can see.
3. PartyBeast will reply with the configuration interaction. Choose *Enable/Disable Commands:*

![](/files/LrAkYQ1XmZaHj16g8Rx4)

4\. PartyBeast will reply with a menu containing the commands you toggle and their current state:

![](/files/3D9gh8RGphId8XWshqPD)

5\. Choose the command you want from the list to enable/disable and PartyBeast will reply with a message confirming the function is now enabled/disabled:

![](/files/KpzoNx90p2X36P9rlRpE)

Full usage can be found [here](/partybeast/admincommands/permissions.md)

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** PartyBeast requires the Manage Roles permissions to make this work. \
This should be assigned for all new installations of PartyBeast but anyone who installed before 29th December 2019 will need to set this permissions themselves.\
See [Permissions ](/partybeast/helptopics/permissions.md)topic for more information.
{% endhint %}


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