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  Maintenance windows are fixed periods during which systems, applications, or services are scheduled for maintenance, updates, or repairs. If no maintenance windows are defined, unexpected disruptions or failures may occur if maintenance is performed during working time.
--With the help of maintenance windows, ACMP now offers you the option of centrally creating time profiles for maintenance work, thereby preventing work on clients outside of the maintenance windows. Defining start and end times, general calendar days, and one-time or recurring time windows enables the predictable and transparent management of maintenance work.
++With the help of maintenance windows, acmp now offers you the option of centrally creating time profiles for maintenance work, thereby preventing work on clients outside of the maintenance windows. Defining start and end times, general calendar days, and one-time or recurring time windows enables the predictable and transparent management of maintenance work.
  The maintenance profiles you create can then be linked to the clients in the containers. You can execute the jobs as usual via your existing containers. However, if you have jobs that are not within the
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  = Create a maintenance window profile =
--To assign maintenance periods to selected clients, first create a maintenance window profile. To do this, navigate to Client Management > Maintenance Window in the ACMP Console. This area is where all maintenance window-related tasks are performed. Here you can view existing profiles, create new profiles, edit existing profiles, and delete obsolete ones.
++To assign maintenance periods to selected clients, first create a maintenance window profile. To do this, navigate to Client Management > Maintenance Window in the acmp Console. This area is where all maintenance window-related tasks are performed. Here you can view existing profiles, create new profiles, edit existing profiles, and delete obsolete ones.
  To create a new profile, click //Add// in the ribbon bar.
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  A wizard opens where you can give the profile a name, specify a destination folder for the profile, and optionally add a continuing description.
--If multi tenancy is enabled in ACMP, you can also specify whether the profile is global or assigned to a single ACMP client.
++If multi tenancy is enabled in acmp, you can also specify whether the profile is global or assigned to a single acmp client.
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  A maintenance window profile can apply globally and thus be used by all clients, or it can be assigned to a maximum of one tenant and then only be used by clients of that tenant.
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--Please note that the assignment of a maintenance window profile to containers with [[Unix Agents>>doc:ACMP.69.Arbeiten mit der ACMP Console.Clients erfassen.Unix Agent installieren.WebHome]] (version 1.12) is only possible in full from AESB version 1.11.2 onwards
++Please note that the assignment of a maintenance window profile to containers with [[Unix Agents>>doc:ACMP.610.Arbeiten mit der ACMP Console.Clients erfassen.Unix Agent installieren.WebHome]] (version 1.12) is only possible in full from AESB version 1.11.2 onwards
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  Navigate to //Client Management > Containers//. Either select an existing container or create a new one. In the workspace, open the //Maintenance Window// tab. There you can assign a profile either by clicking //Click to assign a maintenance profile// or by using the //Assign// ribbon bar. After the assignment of a maintenance profile, the calendar view appears with the set time windows.
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  = Maintenance windows and jobs =
  To ensure that maintenance tasks can be performed within a specified maintenance window, jobs or, if necessary, a job collection must be added to a container. These can then only be processed during the maintenance window.
--You can read about the general definition and execution of jobs in the chapter [[Jobs>>doc:ACMP.69.ACMP-Solutions.Jobs.WebHome]].
++You can read about the general definition and execution of jobs in the chapter [[Jobs>>doc:ACMP.610.ACMP-Solutions.Jobs.WebHome]].
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  A job that takes a maintenance period into account can no longer be started if it is outside the maintenance period. However, a job that takes a maintenance period into account will execute a job that has already been started, even if the end of the maintenance window has been exceeded. However, any continuing pending jobs will no longer be started.
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 . The job should execute in the next maintenance window.
 . The push process for the job should be canceled.
--Regardless of the type of job, all jobs that have been scheduled outside of a maintenance window can be viewed in the [[Jobmonitor>>doc:ACMP.69.Arbeiten mit der ACMP Console.Aufbau der Console.Ribbonleiste.Monitore.WebHome]].
++Regardless of the type of job, all jobs that have been scheduled outside of a maintenance window can be viewed in the [[Jobmonitor>>doc:ACMP.610.Arbeiten mit der ACMP Console.Aufbau der Console.Ribbonleiste.Monitore.WebHome||anchor="HJobMonitor"]].