By default, text and voice channels created in Discord are open to all server members. This means anyone can join them.
To maintain some semblance of order in a large server, it is a good idea to set up roles with different privileges/permissions.
You may have a specific channel that you wish to restrict for everyone on your server (excluding owners/admins). This guide will demonstrate how to achieve this.
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Locking A Voice/Text Channel
To lock access to a particular channel, open your server, right-click the voice or text channel and select Edit Channel.
From here, open the Permissions tab, select @everyone under roles/members, scroll to the bottom and look for the Connect permission. Click the cross (X) to disable the permission.
The channel should now be secured to everyone on your server. You can confirm that you did this successfully by observing the server as a particular role.
To start, open Server Settings, Roles, tap the three dots beside any role, and then pick View Server as Role.
You can now see exactly how the server will appear for your server members.
Find the text or voice channel and see whether or not it has a lock next to its name.
If it has, this means the channel is locked for that particular role and that you have successfully implemented this solution.
