Hello,
Thank you so much for your feedback.
So sorry to hear that it did not work when working with a security group. According to this document:
"While you could grant individual computer objects the ability to use the gMSA, creating a security group to hold these computer objects will give you more administrative flexibility. The only downside to using a group is that, computers/hosts will need to be re-booted after being added/removed from the group to reflect membership changes.
Next, you must use PowerShell (with the Server 2012 AD cmdlets) to create the gMSA. For creation, you must specify a name (SamAccountName) and dnsname. You’ll also want to specify the group allowed to use the gMSA and potentially SPNs for the account."
Hope this information is helpful. Thank you so much for your time and support.
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Best regards,
Hannah Xiong
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