Setting up replication in 2005 using Windows Security

If I setup replication from my workstation using Windows Security and
I get hit by a beer truck, and my account gets disabled at work, will
replication then fail?

I have a service account for all servers.

Should I RDP into the servers with the service account(s) when I setup
replication using the service account and add service accounts as
logins to all the servers involved so they can talk to eachother?

Thanks

Erik
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