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   completed and relinquished the resources.*
 
 Time limit
-: Partitions may impose time limits. This is the longest time your job
-  can run in the specific partition. If your job has not ended by this
-  time limit, it will be automatically cancelled.  
-  See recommendations for working within time limits in a later
-  section.
+: [Partitions]("https://aicloud-docs.claaudia.aau.dk/slurm/#selecting-a-partition") may impose time limits. These limits define the longest time your job can run for in the specific partition. They can be viewed with the `sinfo` command.
+If your job has not ended by this time limit, it will be automatically cancelled.
+In the days leading up to the [service windows]("https://www.researcher.aau.dk/guides/research-data/high-performance-computing/terms-and-conditions-of-use-of-hpc-resources#scheduled-service-windows-for-strato-and-ai-cloud"),
+you will also be met by a time limit, which prevents you from launching jobs with end dates that surpass the date of the servicewindow. 
+If the `time` parameter is not set, Slurm assumes you ask for the default maximum time for the partition. To submit a job that runs for 1 day and 8 hours, you can simply add `time=1-8:00:00` to your Slurm command.
+Make sure to read about our recommendations for using [checkpointing]("https://aicloud-docs.claaudia.aau.dk/slurm/#checkpointing) to work with time limits.
 
 ## Checking the current state of the queue system