A server administrator is updating the kernel for servers during the middle of the work day. After defining the steps required to perform this scope of work, which of the following would be the NEXT…

Performing system updates before scheduling a maintenance window skips critical change management approval and coordination steps.

Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) is a performance metric used to measure repair efficiency after incidents, not a procedural step in planning a proactive change.

Requesting an impact analysis report is a step that occurs earlier in the change process, prior to or during scope definition, not after the steps have already been defined.

After documenting the steps and scope of a change, the proper change management process requires scheduling a maintenance window so that stakeholders are informed and the work is performed during an approved, low-impact time. Performing updates during the middle of the work day without a scheduled window violates change management best practices and risks unplanned disruption. Scheduling ensures the change is authorized and coordinated before execution.