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# Adding a Service Schedule (SRC CLI)

You can create a service schedule for the following objects:

- Scopes
- Services
- Retailers
- Enterprises
- Subscribers in an enterprise

  | Note: If you change or remove the name of a service that is referenced by a schedule, the SRC software treats this case like one in which no subscribers have a subscription to this service. In both cases, the action for the service is not taken. The software does not regard either case as an error in the schedule; a failure is not reported.

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Use the following statements to configure a service schedule:

`

schedule name {
  description description;
}

`

To add a service schedule:

1. From configuration mode, access the configuration statement that configures the service schedule for the objects for which you can create a service schedule. Enter a unique name for the service schedule.

   For example:

   `
   user@host# edit services scope name schedule name
   user@host# edit services global schedule name
   user@host# edit subscribers retailer name schedule name
   user@host# edit subscribers retailer name subscriber-folder folder-name enterprise name schedule name
   user@host# edit subscribers retailer name subscriber-folder folder-name subscriber name schedule name
   `
2. (Optional) Describe the service schedule.
   `
   user@host# set description description
   `
3. Create schedule entries for the service schedule. A number of schedule entries, or rules, constitute each service schedule.
   `
   user@host# set event name
   `

   An entry consists of the schedule time, any excluded times, and a list of actions. To create an entry:

   - Specify the time schedule.

     See Setting the Time Schedule (SRC CLI).

   - Specify the actions.

     See Setting the Action for a Service Schedule (SRC CLI).

#### Related Topics

- Overview of Service Schedules
- Planning Service Schedules
- Authorizing Scheduled Services (SRC CLI)
- Adding a Service Schedule (C-Web Interface)
- Example: Configuring a Service to Be Active During Nonwork Hours with the CLI
- Example: Configuring a Service to Be Available for a Specified Interval with the CLI

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