# Schedule Attack

The Ddosphere product features a screen where future-dated attacks can be scheduled and tracked.

In the Schedule List screen, information about the attacks for which schedules have been created is displayed.

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To create a new schedule, you need to click on the "Add Schedule" button. Follow the steps below in the opened modal to create a schedule:

1. Select the attack.
2. Choose the day and time for the schedule.
3. If it's a one-time schedule, click the 'Save and Schedule' button at this point.
4. If a recurring schedule is desired, check the Repeat checkbox.
5. Specify the desired frequency and time for the repetition. Determine when the schedule will end.
6. Then, click the 'Save and Schedule' button to complete the scheduling process.

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The created schedule will be displayed in the Schedule List screen.


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