asked on Powershell set username/pwd for windows services
Hi Powershell experts,
Using Powershell, would like to set username/password for a list of services (service1, service2, service3, etc) in Windows 2016 servers.
Since, I will be invoking this from AWS CloudFormation, Is there a better way to handle the password pls?
after setting credentials on these services, we need to ensure it is running as well. :)
please help
Thanks in advance
Using Powershell, would like to set username/password for a list of services (service1, service2, service3, etc) in Windows 2016 servers.
Since, I will be invoking this from AWS CloudFormation, Is there a better way to handle the password pls?
after setting credentials on these services, we need to ensure it is running as well. :)
please help
Thanks in advance
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Thanks kevinhsieh, yes it is a service account.
Thanks Shaun, will try this.
Is there a better way to handle/implement this pls?
Thanks Shaun, will try this.
Is there a better way to handle/implement this pls?
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