# Moderation Setup
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Replace `[prefix]` with your server's prefix.
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## Initial Command
```
[prefix]setjail
```
Running this command will create two things:
1. A #jail-serenity channel
2. A @jail role.
The jailed channel can not be access by users without administrators or users who are jailed. To allow more users to see it, create channel overrides in the channel settings.
This role should **only** be added to **jailed members**. You should never have to add it manually.
These additions can be utilized by using the `[prefix]jail` command. Using this command will remove all roles from a member (that the bot can manage) and add the jailed role to them. Doing this will only allow them to see the jailed channel.
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Category overrides will be created for every category **denying** the *View Channel* permission for the jailed role. This is essential for the jail module to function correctly.
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### How do I unjail someone?
Easy! Use `[prefix]unjail [member]`. All roles will be restored to the member and they will no longer be able to see the jail channel.
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