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Default CRM Portal Admin Credentials?

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Posted on by Tuffers

What are the default administrator credentials for logging into the Portal and doing the simple editing of look/feel of the solution? - I assumed "Administrator" and the pass@word1 but this doesnt work??

Where would I find the details for Admin Login inside CRM or the 365 portal?? 

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    TheMarkChristie Profile Picture
    TheMarkChristie 10,328 Moderator on at

    Hi Tuffers,

    From the admin Guide

    Get started with the portal content editor

    Applies To: Dynamics CRM Online    

    CRM portals offers a powerful suite of editing tools. Users with Control web page access for portals can add, modify, or delete Manage webpages and their content without having to directly access the databases and web servers that physically contain these entities. Editing can be performed in any modern browser and is accomplished through the use of two powerful yet intuitive tools.       This document assumes that you have the Control web page access for portals. If you do not, ask your portal administrator to arrange this for you. The permissions can be assigned to individual pages, so be sure to specify which pages you will need to edit.    

    Note         If you are using the sample organization, sign in with administrator as the username and pass@word1 as the password.      

  • Martin McG Profile Picture
    Martin McG 260 on at

    Hi Tuffers,

    I've ran into the same issue on a trial crm online & portal trial.

    Did you have any joy with the user "administrator" & password "pass@word1"?

    Im geting an error of "Invalid Sign-In"

    Thanks

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    Nick.Doelman Profile Picture
    Nick.Doelman 1,947 Most Valuable Professional on at

    You could always just create a contact via the portal (register) and in CRM, assign that particular new contact the "administrator" webrole, which will give that portal user front side editing capabilities.

    Cheers

    Nick

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    Martin McG 260 on at

    Thanks Nick, I went in to and reset the password.

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