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Dynamic Server Control

High-performance gaming communities frequently require the ability to modify their server’s fundamental ruleset instantaneously. Transitioning from a “Practice” environment featuring infinite utility and training aids to a standardized “Live” competitive match can be achieved smoothly using Remote Console (RCON) execution commands. This guide ensures your server is prepared for both high-intensity training and professional-grade competition.

Difficulty

Beginner

Time

4 Minutes

Establishing Your Tactical Rulebooks

All configuration files must be situated within the /game/csgo/cfg/ directory to be recognized by the game engine’s execution logic.
This configuration enables developer cheats and training aids for grenade mastery and tactical dry-runs.
sv_cheats 1
sv_infinite_ammo 1
sv_grenade_trajectory_prac_pipreview 1
mp_roundtime_defuse 60
mp_buy_anywhere 1
mp_restartgame 1
say "--- Practice Mode: Active ---"

Execution Workflow

Once your files are correctly positioned, you can trigger the transition directly from the in-game interface as an authorized administrator.
1

Open the Interface

While connected to the server, press the tilde (~) key to reveal the developer console.
2

Authorize Administrative Rights

If using vanilla RCON, authenticate first: rcon_password YourSecretPass. If using a plugin like CounterStrikeSharp, ensure you have the appropriate admin flags.
3

Trigger Reconfiguration

Execute the desired mode by typing:
  • For Training: rcon exec practice
  • For Competition: rcon exec live

Tactical Automation

If you are using CounterStrikeSharp, you can integrate these execution commands into custom chat menus or discord bot integrations, allowing your staff to swap modes with a single click or command without needing to memorize the RCON syntax.

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Last Updated: January 2026 | CS2: Tactical logic ready.