multiplayer die and respawn

Unity Engine
1

i am trying to make a multiplayer team deathmatch game but i have a problem. when player other then host died the the player still can use the playercontrol and player shoot that i disable . but it still respawn with full hp except it spawn in the same spot as it died

    public void RpcTakeDamage(int _amount)
    {
        if (!isServer)
        {
            return;
        }
        if (isDead)
            return;

        currentHealth -= _amount;

        Debug.Log(transform.name + " now has " + currentHealth + " health.");

        currentHealth2 = currentHealth;
        if (currentHealth <= 0)
        {

            for (int i = 0; i < disableOnDeath.Length; i++)
            {
                disableOnDeath[i].enabled = false;
            }

            Die();
           
        }

    } 
  private void Die()
    {

        isDead = true;
       
        for (int i = 0; i < disableOnDeath.Length; i++)
        {
            disableOnDeath[i].enabled = false;
        }

        Collider _col = GetComponent<Collider>();
        if (_col != null)
            _col.enabled = false;

        Debug.Log(transform.name + " is DEAD!");

        GameObject _GraphicInstance = (GameObject)Instantiate(DeathEffect, transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
        Destroy(_GraphicInstance, 3f);
        StartCoroutine(Respawn());


        score.AddTeamScore(1);
    }

   
    private IEnumerator Respawn()
    {
        yield return new WaitForSeconds(GameManager.instance.matchSettings.respawnTime);

        SetDefaults();
        Transform _spawnPoint = NetworkManager.singleton.GetStartPosition();
        transform.position = _spawnPoint.position;
        transform.rotation = _spawnPoint.rotation;

        Debug.Log(transform.name + " respawned.");
    }
2

Looks like you call Die() on the client. Probably better to do that on the server.

So for example, use a [SyncVar] health =100;
And call DealDamage on the server, which does all the logic and reduces health and calls Respawn.

Instead of disabling the component you could do a simple ‘if health > 0’ check or even better use a state machine (if state != “DEAD”)