If your deployment includes more than one application-tier server, you must perform this task on each server, or the account information will be out of synchronization. You can use either the administration console or the TFSConfig command-line tool.
For more information, see this page on the Microsoft Web site: User Account Control.Ĭhange the password of the service account To perform this task, open the context menu for Command Prompt, and choose Run as Administrator. To follow a command-line procedure, you might need to open an elevated Command Prompt window. For more information, see Team Foundation Server architecture and Permission reference for Team Foundation Server. To perform these procedures, you must be a member of the Administrators group on the Team Foundation application-tier server and a member of the sysadmin group on the server and instance of SQL Server that hosts the TFS configuration database.
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If you your deployment includes more than one application-tier server, you must manually update each server with any changes to the service account or its password.įor more information about TFS service accounts, see Service accounts and dependencies in Team Foundation Server or Accounts required for installation of Team Foundation Server. Instead, the utilities update the records to match the new credentials. TFS and its utilities cannot create a new local or domain account to use as TFSService, and they cannot update the password for that account in the workgroup or the domain.
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