Assign a maintenance schedule to configuration items
You can review and determine the conflicts in a change schedule by assigning the maintenance schedules to configuration items (CI). After you assign a maintenance schedules to the CI, add the CI to the change request.
Before you begin
Role required: itil
About this task
When the configuration item with an assigned maintenance schedule is used in the change request, the conflict detection determines the schedule change outside the maintenance window and displays a conflict error message.
Procedure
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Navigate to All > Configuration > Application Servers.
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From the list of servers, select the server that you want to add the maintenance schedule to.
Note: If you don't see the Maintenance schedule field on the record, select the personalize list icon ( [Omitted image "gearicon.png"] Alt text: personalize list) and modify the Personalize List settings to add this field.
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Double-click the Maintenance schedule field and use the search icon to select a schedule and assign it to the server.
Result
The selected maintenance schedule is assigned to the server.
Parent Topic:Create blackout and maintenance schedules in Change Management
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title: Assign a maintenance schedule to configuration items
description: You can review and determine the conflicts in a change schedule by assigning the maintenance schedules to configuration items \(CI\). After you assign a maintenance schedules to the CI, add the CI to the change request.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/it-service-management/change-management/use-maintenance-schedule-management.html
release: brazil
product: Change Management
classification: change-management
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-09-10"
reading_time_minutes: 1
breadcrumb: [Create blackout and maintenance schedules in Change Management, Conflict detection, Configure, Change Management, IT Service Management]
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# Assign a maintenance schedule to configuration items
You can review and determine the conflicts in a change schedule by assigning the maintenance schedules to configuration items \(CI\). After you assign a maintenance schedules to the CI, add the CI to the change request.
## Before you begin
Role required: itil
## About this task
When the configuration item with an assigned maintenance schedule is used in the change request, the conflict detection determines the schedule change outside the maintenance window and displays a conflict error message.
## Procedure
1. Navigate to **All** > **Configuration** > **Application Servers**.
2. From the list of servers, select the server that you want to add the maintenance schedule to.
**Note:** If you don't see the **Maintenance schedule** field on the record, select the personalize list icon \( \[Omitted image "gearicon.png"\] Alt text: personalize list\) and modify the Personalize List settings to add this field.
3. Double-click the **Maintenance schedule** field and use the search icon to select a schedule and assign it to the server.
## Result
The selected maintenance schedule is assigned to the server.
**Parent Topic:**[Create blackout and maintenance schedules in Change Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/brazil/markdown/it-service-management/change-management/t_CreateBlkoutMaintSched.md)
| title | Assign a maintenance schedule to configuration items |
| description | You can review and determine the conflicts in a change schedule by assigning the maintenance schedules to configuration items \(CI\). After you assign a maintenance schedules to the CI, add the CI to the change request. |
| locale | en-US |
| canonical_url | https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/it-service-management/change-management/use-maintenance-schedule-management.html |
| release | brazil |
| product | Change Management |
| classification | change-management |
| topic_type | task |
| last_updated | 2026-09-10 |
| reading_time_minutes | 1 |
| breadcrumb | Create blackout and maintenance schedules in Change ManagementConflict detectionConfigureChange ManagementIT Service Management |