> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://hashbot.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Settings Status

> Review your server's current Hashbot configuration at a glance.

The `/settings status` command shows a quick summary of how Hashbot is configured on your server. Use it to verify that key features are enabled and your subscription is active.

<Tip>
  For a more detailed view, visit the [Hashbot Dashboard](https://dashboard.hashbot.com) — it shows all settings, filters, and protection status in a visual interface.
</Tip>

### What It Shows

The command displays an embed with three sections:

| Section          | Details                                                                    |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Protection**   | Whether Hashbot is paused, Auto-Pilot status, and anti-everyone status     |
| **Detection**    | Malicious link detection, auto-kick spammer setting, and fuzzy mode status |
| **Subscription** | Your plan type, active server count, and renewal info                      |

The embed header also shows your server's **total ban count** and **configured log channel**.

### Pause Enforcement

If you need to temporarily stop all Hashbot actions (bans, kicks, timeouts), you can pause enforcement:

```
/settings pause pause-state:pause
```

While paused, Hashbot still monitors your server but **takes no action**. This is useful when:

* Debugging a filter that's causing false positives
* Making bulk changes to your allowlist or filters
* Running a test during initial setup

To resume normal operation:

```
/settings pause pause-state:unpause
```

<Warning>
  Pausing is an **admin-only** action and affects all Hashbot features. Don't forget to unpause when you're done — your server is unprotected while paused.
</Warning>

### When to Use

* After initial setup, to confirm everything is configured correctly
* When troubleshooting — quickly check if a feature was accidentally disabled
* Before running a cleanse — verify your filters and subscription are active
* Regular health checks — spot misconfigurations before they become problems

<Tip>
  The **Server Health Checklist** on the Dashboard settings page walks you through the most important configuration steps and shows your progress. It's the best way to ensure your server is fully protected.
</Tip>