Error Updating The Administration Application Pool Credentials
KumarMarch 19, 20120 0 0 0 While update farm credential,if you get error- "Error deploying administration application pool credentials. Another deployment may be active. An object of the type Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPAdminAppPoolCredentialDeploymentJobDefinition named "job-admin-apppool-change" already exists under the parent Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPTimerService named "SPTimerV4". First check the - timer job definitions, if there is any instance of SPAdminAppPoolCredentialDeploymentJobDefinition job. For that you need to check for below entry in timer job definition If this entry exists, delete this entry. Try to update the password. If it still not working, Second thing to check if for Time job Go to Services -> stop sptimer job service -> update credential -> start service. Now try to update the farm credential.
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to change user accounts that run MOSS Services & AppPools Posted on September 3, 2007 by Brad Saide As part of implementing some improvements to a client's MOSS Enterprise site that I'd recently https://kb4sp.wordpress.com/2007/09/03/how-to-change-user-accounts-that-run-moss-services-app-pools/ recommended they undertake, I had to change the accounts that were being used in their environments to ones that were independent from each environment. I've been caught too many times by a developer http://troubleshooterms.blogspot.com/2009/06/error-in-eventviewer-message-error.html doing some development who manages to miss-key the AD User's password into a config file / registry key. The app being developed is then fired up and promptly locks the account out. At the error updating same time, another unrelated system in another part of the building stops working. Why? Because the same AD Account was used in critical aspects of both systems. Never Ever Use The Same Accounts to Run Your Development And Production Environments!!! Anyway, they got me back to make this change because it can be tricky. Sure enough, it was. The biggest challenge when making wholesale changes to the service error updating the / app pool accounts is that if the farm account update fails to work properly, you then struggle to perform the rest of the changes because the security decryption keys MOSS uses to keep a track of passwords is corrupted. Oh man! So I fired off the first change and waited… and waited… the WWW Publishing service failed to shut down properly, so after 20 minutes I figured I'd reboot the server and try it again (looking back, I may have saved some time by using pskill to terminate the process instead of rebooting, but it would have resulted in the same issue). Then in the event log, I started to see a proliferation of these error messages - "Error during encryption or decryption. System error code 997" and "An unhandled exception occurred in the user interface.Exception Information: Unable to connect to the remote server" Once in this precarious position, Microsoft's recommended solution - for the closest example of something that comes close to the error message - is to rebuild the config database (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927156) - but it's not much help onsite at a client's place… luckily there are some alternatives. Once the Farm account is half-changed, you cannot successfully c
the updation of password hasn't taken place properly. In a farm when you have two or more front end servers we become highly dependent on the STSADM command to update the service account credentials. There are two ways to change the password for these kind of scenarios.1> Using the UI.2> Using the STSADM commands.Using the UIThe places where you need to go for a service account password change is as follows -a> Go for the password change on Sharepoint machines first.b> In the sharepoint, go to the services using the services.msc in the RUN and then change the password of the services related to Sharepoint.c> Open the IIS. check for the app pools that are running on the service account. Change the password there. Recycle the App Pools.c> Open the central admin page then go to operations tab. Then click on services on server link. Then click on the services that are running and change the password there.d> Click on the Shared Services link on the left side pane. that will open up the SSP which you have configured. Select the SSP and click on Edit properties. There also the password must be updated.e> Finally, open the SSP and change the password in the default access account.When we are following the password change using the STSADM commands, try to follow the steps as mentioned below.Using the STSADM commandsCentral Admin1. stsadm -o updatefarmcredentials -userlogin [Service Account] -password [Password] IISRESET /NOFORCENOTE:One or more errors deploying administration application pool credentials. Please check the application event log and fix manually. This command must either be used on a server where Central Administration is running, or you must specify the -local parameter.There was an error encrypting or decrypting credentials. Either a credential update is currently being performed, or you must update the farm account credentials on this server before you can perform this task. Run the above command with -local parameterApp pool password change2. stsadm -o updateaccountpassword -userlogin [Service Account] -password [Password] -noadminIISRESET /NOFORCENOTE: in case there is an error in the above step saying "please retry manually". Re-run the above script after opening the Central Admin site.WSS Search Help3. stsadm.exe -