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# Server re-invite

Streams Manager allows your users to re-invite themselves to a server if the somehow lost access. This functionality if available for your users on the My Account page <mark style="color:red;">**unless they are flagged to change their Plex account**</mark>. If a user has lost access to your media server but they are current on their payments, they will see a `Re-Invite Yourself` button on the My Account page they can click and get re-invited to one of your media servers.

Whether this button is shown to users can be controlled from the `Settings` page under `Miscellaneous Settings` tab.


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