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Sharepoint 2016 service account change

First, you need to create at least two domain accounts, one as a farm account and one for other services! List all services and application pools that run with your current account. Create Domain ...
Mohamed El-Qassas MVP's user avatar
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remove account from managed account issue

You have to make sure this account is not being used by sharepoint.For this go to central admin > security > Configured the managed accounts On this page, click Edit button infront of the service ...
Waqas Sarwar MVP's user avatar
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Reuse already existing accounts in my new brand SP2016

Here you have two schools really. One says that you should keep your privates private, meaning you should have different accounts for different applications. SharePoint 2016 is a different application ...
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How i can know the SQL service account for our sharepoint 2013 on-premises farm

Log in to SQL-Server via RemoteDesktop and start SQL Server Configuration Manager Go to SQL Server Services You will find a SQL Server (INSTANCENAME) service there. You might have multiple entries, ...
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The account "username1" is still being used by these components: SharePoint Server Search

You are unable to delete a managed account which is used in a service. To solve this issue, create a new user and register a managed account using this new user, then go to Configure Service accounts,...
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SuperReader and SuperUser accounts as managed accounts with password change schedule?

there is no need to: there is no actual process that logs on using these accounts. In fact: you don't even need to know the password of these accounts, you just need to know the user name, that is ...
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