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by d.jones092 Mar 8, 2004 last reply May 11, 2004

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Anyone ever hear of an account called AcsService? I see it in my AD Users/Computers screen, however I don't remember creating it. I disabled the account until I learn anything else on it.

Thanks for any info.

Dennis Jones

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by jschein Mar 8, 2004

It's used when you have QoS installed... If not using it.. go into your network properties and remove it.

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by oldefar Mar 8, 2004

That is established for Windows RSVP/Kerberos user authentication. Check out http://tinyurl.com/2qtvq for an excellent explanation of the whole process.

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by ch_thies Mar 9, 2004

It?s an account used by Kerberos System. Here?s the Microsoft explanation of it:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/maintain/featusability/rsvpker.mspx

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