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# Configuring Multiple Servers

{% hint style="info" %}
The free version of Sonoran CAD is limited to one (1) server.\
For more information, see our [pricing](/cad/pricing/faq.md) or view how to check your community [limits](/cad/tutorials/getting-started/view-your-limits.md).
{% endhint %}

### Configuring An Additional Server

In the Admin Customization menu, expand the "Servers" section to add, edit, or remove additional servers in your CAD.

![Additional servers are configured in the customization menu](/files/-M4pbtr6GjKtXoHqy5xp)

### Changing Servers in the CAD

#### Civilian Page

In the civilian page, the top right header allows users to swap back and forth between servers.

![Users can select their server in the top header](/files/FzzILOvLcZkp3Co13nke)

#### Emergency Pages

In the police, fire, EMS, and dispatch pages; users can select their server by clicking on the start menu.

![Emergency Pages - Server Selector](/files/vR9CFbaDKQYmq6TIpb3v)


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