My SIA is running under service account. We are about to change the domain service account password.
Will this require me shutting down SIA down/updating the password? or will AD pass the credentials automatically?
If I were to change SIA service account, will I need to make changes to any other areas (i.e Tomcat) etc.
You will need to stop the SIA and update the password. It will not update automatically.
Changing the account can break a number of things. If you are using Active Directory authentication it will break that. It may also make it so you can’t schedule to certain network destinations until you give the new account rights to that destination. It might also make it so certain reports can’t run against certain SQL Server databases if you are using Windows Authentication and the new account doesn’t have rights to the database.
There may be more things that can break but those are what I can think of right now.
A couple additional things I can think of off the bat.
If you have AD SSO configured in BI Launchpad, you’ll have to involve your domain team to update the SPN’s in Active Directory, also modifying the configurations within each tomcat host for that.
Also, the service account will require some special settings on each application node in order to operate correctly. Most of that is in the Admin guide though.
Garrick
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