The AD RMS Service Account is used by the AD RMS cluster for performing operations such as accessing network resources, querying Active Directory Domain Services, and looking up information on the database server. To change the AD RMS Service Account, you must be logged on using an account that is a member of both the local Administrators group and the AD RMS Enterprise Administrators group. If the configuration database for this cluster is stored on a remote database server, your account must also have the appropriate permissions on the database server. For example, if you are using a SQL Server to support your AD RMS cluster, your account must belong to the SQL SysAdmin group.
The AD RMS installation could not determine the certificate hierarchy. If the AD RMS service connection point (SCP) you need ...
The AD RMS policy you are intended to change is either not available or has been disabled currently. You can refresh the ...
The AD RMS service account cannot be the same account that was used to install Active Directory Rights Management Services. ...
The AD RMS service account does not have write permissions in the UNC path for the distributed rights policy templates. Please ...
The AD RMS Service Account is used by the AD RMS cluster for performing operations such as accessing network resources, querying ...
The AD RMS service account {0} in configuration database does not match with the current AD RMS web service account. In order ...
The AD RMS service connection point (SCP) failed to register. In order for the AD RMS cluster to be discoverable by AD RMS ...
The AD RMS service connection point (SCP) is created in Active Directory Domain Services when an AD RMS cluster is created. ...
The AD RMS statistics reports provide information about the user accounts that have received rights account certificates ...