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Update Credential Passwords

Credential passwords occasionally need to be updated due to various reasons, such as security policies that require passwords to be reset on a regular basis. The following types of credentials may be impacted by password changes or security policies:

  • Database service account
  • Active Directory service account
  • SMTP authentication service account
  • Application Service Account
  • Bultin Administrator account

Database Service Account​

The Database service account grants access to the SQL Server database. You can update it on the Database page of the Configuration interface. See the Update the Database Service Account Password topic for instructions.

Active Directory Service Account​

The Active Directory service account handles user authentication to the Access Information Center. You can update it on the Active Directory page of the Configuration interface. The system also uses it to commit changes in Active Directory, if that feature has been enabled. See the Update the Active Directory Service Account Password topic for instructions.

SMTP Authentication Service Account​

An SMTP server is required for the application to send notifications. If the SMTP server requires authentication, you can update the service account on the Notifications page of the Configuration interface. See the Configure SMTP Server Settings topic for instructions.

Builtin Administrator Account​

The Builtin Administrator account is an application account that is created during the first launch. It is used to complete the initial configuration steps and to grant console access to domain users. This account can be disabled after Administrator users are added. However, if it is enabled and a security policy requires you to reset the password, you can update it on the Console Access page of the Configuration interface. See the Modify the Builtin Administrator Account topic for modification instructions.