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Hi All,
I have installed SQL Server 2005 and Biztalk in my System under an account which is having Admin privleges but the problem is that after every 45 days my password gets expired so at that time shall i have to configure Biztalk again or i ll just change the password in the services.And if at all i have to change the password for which all components i have to change it.
Please give me some idea regarding as i already faced lot of problem because of this.
Thanx in Advance.
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This actually depends on what features or sub systems of BizTalk is installed/configured/used in your specific system.
Easiest would be to go to the services panel (control panel –>administrative tools –>services) and sort the list of services by log on and you should see what are the services using your id or the admin id..
you can change it from there..if already started you might need restart the service.
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Assuming this is your local Dev box, what I have done is create local accounts that do not expire. One for SSO, one for BizTalk Admin, biztalk hosts etc. That way these accounts never need a password change. Our organization forces us to change our password regularly as well. So this gets around this. The limitation does become when you want to connect to a remote system, where your local account will not have access. In those situations I may just change the host instance user account to use an Active Directory account instead.
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