You might be tempted to navigate to the IIS settings and alter the identity in there:
![29-7-2011 Don't alter IIS app pool settings](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u8X455zbW9Bmgpkkpw8A_Lq9xcf6TxM3paN9IywsRVe59cRNroXlTdWsHWY-hvZL4sgFkYy-DB0NYRgIUKYZoraIF5anI_B2X9SlDNCxl-F3BAy0EMeLClWUfQTkzbDJ1FwqjIyYBT5MHLG8kMQ1yV0eeQ8tJfPOjsoSrCuj6SGBK_BQ=s0-d)
This is not recommended.
It’s best practice to run application pools under a domain user account, i.e. SP_ServiceApps. This account is best managed using Managed Accounts.
To change the identity for an application pool, log into Central Administration and follow these steps:
![29-7-2011 Service Accounts in CA](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tg-BgT0xkRaiz4Bh7pgkq5x0cC7YKUXhOhun7LrWN_ip8S_HNpLITcRDe062y2AzuBU3t9GSG5TeuAlnujajab-VLQAsADIs0s-VUxm18Mluqj-48kQSotwC7zHn9tWCyfG8AsUPptKuzYnXMrrXC4bMBYN9dceHk=s0-d)
This is not recommended.
It’s best practice to run application pools under a domain user account, i.e. SP_ServiceApps. This account is best managed using Managed Accounts.
To change the identity for an application pool, log into Central Administration and follow these steps:
- Go to Security and under General Security, click Configure Service Accounts.
- Select the application pool from the components drop-down listbox (1)
- Select the managed account (2) that you want to use as
the identity for this application pool, or register a new managed
account in SharePoint 2010, using the Register a new managed account link. - Click the OK button.
- You’ll be warned that this action requires an IIS reset on all servers, click OK.
- Perform a iisreset /noforce on all WFE servers in the farm.
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