Change destination for sync of portable user accounts

I am using portable user accounts where the home folders are synced to a file server in the network. I would however need to change the destination of home folder synchronization to another file server. But I haven't managed to figure out where the setting for this is.
When the portable users were created the destination was provided by the active directory the computers are connected to. The AD-setting is changed to the new file server, but that doesn't "bite" on the clients. So it seems the destination was read from AD at the time of creation but is stored on the clients. Somewhere...

Hi Maitreyee,
I picked up the incident you set up with this question, and responded there, but just saw that you had asked the question here as well (which is a good idea).
This is the feedback I provided in the incident, so I'm not sure if you want to get feedback from someone else, but the answer is:
In order to change the ID's and Passwords for those service accounts you will have to uninstall and reinstall BPC with the new accounts. There is really no way to make that kind of change maunually in our system as there are too many backend pieces that use those accounts.
Also, you'll need to make sure before reinstalling that the new accounts have the correct permissions per the installation document.
Thank you,
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