Enabling or disabling game modes involves editing your server.cfg or a similar configuration file. Look for variables or flags corresponding to each game mode (for example, mode_infection_enabled or mode_classic_enabled). Set these flags to “1” to enable or “0” to disable the game mode. After saving your changes, a server restart is required to apply the new settings. Detailed parameters for each mode are typically described in the NS2 server documentation.
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