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# Managing Servers/Updates

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### Releasing Updates/Rematchmaking

When you publish a new version of your game with the "set active" checkbox enabled All Out will automatically route new players to the latest version of your game.

You can view the currently active version of your game and the time it was published from the main creator portal page:

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If you're releasing an important update and you'd like to shift all players to the new version immediately, you can do so by pressing the "Rematchmake Old Servers" button on the website.

Players will be seamlessly transferred into a new server with the latest version of your game.

### Stopping Servers

If for any reason you need to shut off servers, you can do so by pressing the "Stop All Servers" button or selecting the "Stop Server" button a particular instance card.


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