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Thread: Updating Users Salt/Password

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    Fean0r is offline Senior Member
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    Default Updating Users Salt/Password

    I have imported my customers to the db via a sql insert.

    I now need to updated the password/salt with the proper ADNSF encryption etc

    I was told I can do this via WSI, which I have now installed.

    This is all new to me so eould anyone be able to give me an idea of where to begin?

    Thanks
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    Fean0r is offline Senior Member
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    Bump.

    or does anyone know a way I can do this?

    I have over 100k users I need to do this for..
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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    Yep. You can reset random password via WSI in conformance with store strong password settings. See this manual here.

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    Fean0r is offline Senior Member
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    Just to confirm, if the password was already not strong, so pass123 for example, would it still work ok?

    Thanks
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    George the Great is offline Senior Member
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    If passwords have been inserted as plain text, then you must set the SaltKey for that record to negative 1 ( -1 ). From there you must touch the web.config file, perform an iisreset, or any other action that forces the application to restart. When the application restarts, the startup logic will salt/hash any password that has a SaltKey of -1 and reset the salt key to the correct value. Any customers that have a plain text password that will not be able to log in until you've followed those instructions
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