Overview The Application Object Server (AOS) Windows service controls communications among Microsoft Dynamics AX clients, ...

Overview
The Application Object Server (AOS) Windows service controls communications among Microsoft Dynamics AX clients, databases, and applications. 

Prerequisites
We recommend that you install the databases and application files before installing an AOS instance.

You must provide an account for the AOS to run as. You can use a dedicated domain account or the Network Service account. If you use a domain account, we recommend that it be configured with no local logon rights.

To connect an AOS instance to a SQL Server database, you must be logged on with an account that is a member of the Security Administrators server role on the SQL Server instance.

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