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# Directory Reboot Schedule

The **Directory Reboot Schedule** feature allows administrators to configure automatic reboot times for WorkSpaces within specific directories. To begin, select a directory from the left panel. You can then set a default reboot schedule using options such as **Daily**, **Weekly**, or **Monthly**, specify the desired time, and select the appropriate time zone. Once the default schedule is configured click **Save** to apply it to all WorkSpaces in the selected directory.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Enabling the **Reboot if Connected** option ensures that WorkSpaces are rebooted regardless of user activity.
{% endhint %}

Under **Workspace Overrides** you'll see a list of individual WorkSpaces within the selected directory. If certain WorkSpaces require a different reboot time you can assign a custom schedule by selecting a new time, enabling the **Override** toggle, and clicking Save. The **Next Run (UTC)** column reflects the upcoming scheduled reboot time for each WorkSpace.


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