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# Planned Maintenance Schedule

### Overview

LogicNets’ IT team conducts monthly scheduled server maintenance, and during this process system access and response times may be impacted. We make every effort to minimize server downtime but applications may not be available, may be slow to respond to a logged on user, and may shutdown without warning, as the servers will be automatically rebooted as part of the process.

We **advise clients not to use LogicNets applications** during this window.

These scheduled monthly maintenance activities include installing the latest security updates from Windows and other infrastructure providers, which required to ensure the continued availability, health and security, and successful operations of our infrastructure.

Our team performs general service and access testing at the end of the process, but we also encourage clients to login to their applications after these updates to verify everything is in order. Clients should report any issues through their dedicated support page where possible, or by sending an email to <support@logicnets.com>.

### Planned Maintenance Windows

Planned maintenance typically occurs once per month, starting on a Thursday at 10:00 PM EST and concluding at 1:00 AM EST Friday. The calendar is shown below. This schedule is subject to change and will be updated in this article. We also communicate directly to client personnel on our Maintenance Email Distribution List.

Click "Follow" below to receive email notification of any changes, or contact your LogicNets representative if you want to be added to or removed from the automated emails.

### 2026 Calendar

| January   | 22nd |
| --------- | ---- |
| February  | 19th |
| March     | 19th |
| April     | 23rd |
| May       | 21st |
| June      | 18th |
| July      | 23rd |
| August    | 20th |
| September | 17th |
| October   | 22nd |
| November  | 19th |
| December  | 17th |


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