# Using Test Schedules

This guide explains how to view your test schedules. Test schedules are a mechanism for managing agent tests, much like a rulebook that each agent follows.

**Note:** Full access to **Connected Devices > Settings > Test Settings** requires an LMAP deployment model; if unsure of your deployment model and access to **Connected Devices > Settings > Test Settings**, contact your account manager.

## Viewing Test Schedules

1. Navigate to **Connected Devices > Settings > Test Settings**.

   * Here you can see all your test schedules, the agents assigned to each test schedule, and their status.

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2. Click **View tests** to view the schedule’s list of test conditions.

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3. Click **Manage agents** to be redirected to **Connected Devices > Settings > Agent Settings** where you can view the list of agents assigned to the test schedule.

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   * To change the schedule a single agent belongs to, see [Viewing Agents](https://docs.thousandeyes.com/product-documentation/connected-devices/usage-guides/viewing-agents).

{% hint style="info" %}
To change in bulk the agents belonging to a test schedule, use the Test Schedule Move API in \*\*Connected Devices > Settings > Your APIs\*\*, or speak with your account manager.
{% endhint %}


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