The portal user's password encryption type

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I want to using plugin to automation create portal's login id and password after created an contact. But i don't know the encryption type.

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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Justin,

I'm only updating the Security Stamp and Password hash (but only the former gets updated). Updating the fields you mentioned, didn't had impact.

After turning on audit log for password hash I noticed the field gets updated with empty values, somehow the argument "Password" never gets assigned or so it seems, and therefore the hash calculation never happens.

I still don't know why the argument (Password) isn't passed.

Thanks
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Isidro Goncalves,

Strange. I have tested and it worked. Do you have same step as in image. Are you updating the Login Enabled, Lockout Enabled fields in the contact in the Action steps.

OrganizationRequest req = new OrganizationRequest("new_ActionChangePassword"); req["Password"] = "password"; req["Target"] = new EntityReference("contact", new Guid("29BB87C2-8C3D-E811-A823-0003FF3917D9")); //execute the request OrganizationResponse response = _orgService.Execute(req);

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Justin Jose
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Justin,

my action is the same as your screenshot.

My action is executed and there're no errors. And although my "Security Stamp"

gets updated with a new Guid, "Password hash" field remains empty. I'm logged as System Administrator, so I should be able to see the value or at least some stars to indicate the field has data.

my code:

var request = new OrganizationRequest("new_changepasswd")

{

["Target"] = new EntityReference("contact", Guid.Parse("XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX")),

["Password"] = "HelloWorld"

};

Any suggestions ?
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Evan,

you created some thing like this

Thanks

Justin Jose
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

are you trying to pass the value to Dailog?

thanks
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Justin,

I'm create an workflow, and add steps using Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity (1.0.0.2):Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity.ChangePassword

Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity (1.0.0.2):Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity.SetSecurityStamp

But I have another question:

An error has occurred while trying to start the linked child dialog. The input arguments in the child dialog do not match those of the parent dialog. Contact your system administrator for help.
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Nicholas,

I'm not sure the adx_identity_securitystamp field is correct for password.

Because, I'm changed the password value as same as old password value, the password was been changed,

But the adx_identity_securitystamp field value is not change.
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Justin,

I want to using this method to change password, But, How to set login id and password?

private void CallingWorkflow(Guid entityId)

{

if (entityId == Guid.Empty) return;

//Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity.ChangePassword:3f4a37bf-d77a-4231-adb4-2e12630e44e3

//Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity.SetSecurityStamp:6ad91e81-104d-448d-88fd-b8a3ed832c4a

ExecuteWorkflowRequest request = new ExecuteWorkflowRequest();

request.WorkflowId = new Guid("6ad91e81-104d-448d-88fd-b8a3ed832c4a");

request.EntityId = entityId;

ExecuteWorkflowResponse response = service.Execute(request) as ExecuteWorkflowResponse;

request.WorkflowId = new Guid("3f4a37bf-d77a-4231-adb4-2e12630e44e3");

request.EntityId = entityId;

request.Parameters.Add("Password", "");

response = service.Execute(request) as ExecuteWorkflowResponse;

}
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Evan,

Please try below.

1. Create an Action with a string input parameter and call it Password.

2. Create step in the above Action using Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity (1.0.0.2):Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity.ChangePassword

Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity (1.0.0.2):Adxstudio.Xrm.Workflow.Identity.SetSecurityStamp

3. Invoke Action using plugin

4. Pass the password to Action

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Justin Jose
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RE: The portal user's password encryption type

Hi Nicholas

My code in below:

[code]

public string HashPasswordV2()
{
string password = textBox3.Text;//Password
Guid securitystamp = new Guid(textBox1.Text);//Securitystamp
byte[] salt;
byte[] buffer2;
if (password == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("password");
}
using (Rfc2898DeriveBytes bytes = new Rfc2898DeriveBytes(password, securitystamp.ToByteArray(), 0x3e8))
{
salt = bytes.Salt;
buffer2 = bytes.GetBytes(0x20);
}
byte[] dst = new byte[0x31];
Buffer.BlockCopy(salt, 0, dst, 1, 0x10);
Buffer.BlockCopy(buffer2, 0, dst, 0x11, 0x20);
return Convert.ToBase64String(dst);//Hash Value
}

[/code]

I‘m test same as password and securitystamp as portal.
But the hash value is not equal portal hash value, Could you help me to find out my mistake?