Hello, we have not changed the password for our service account that does the Client Push since the initial setup. According to the Microsoft documentation for “Accounts used in Configuration Manager”, it is recommended that you create a new account and assign it the Client Push role. Give it some time to propagate, then remove the original account. 

Is there a way to make the new account be the primary account that is used? I don’t really understand how the client will know that there are 2 accounts being used and if one does not exist to use the other.

Thank you,

Steve

​Hello, we have not changed the password for our service account that does the Client Push since the initial setup. According to the Microsoft documentation for “Accounts used in Configuration Manager”, it is recommended that you create a new account and assign it the Client Push role. Give it some time to propagate, then remove the original account.  Is there a way to make the new account be the primary account that is used? I don’t really understand how the client will know that there are 2 accounts being used and if one does not exist to use the other. Thank you, Steve   Read More

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