Username and password

Questions
1

Hello,
Was wondering if there is a way to request my username and reset my password for the desktop AMP app?
Any help would be greatly appreciated

2

You can run ampinstmgr resetlogin in the command prompt.

3

Thank you
Have another issue now, instance name-do i need a server running to beable to change the login?

4

The instance name is the name of the ADS instance, by default on Windows it’s AMPInstance1-ADS

5

You AWESOME!!!
Worked like a charm!!!
Thank you Thank you
Now to figure out how to use it :smiley:
Off to youtube I go
Welp, was working on the old amp untill i updated to the newer McMyadmin
Now Im unable to sign in again :frowning:

6

instance name for linux??

7

Please enter value for Password
[Info] Stopping Instance: ‘ADS01’
[Info] Stopping instance ADS01…
[Info] Requesting soft-stop…
[Error] IM was unable to execute there requested command.
[Error] FileNotFoundException
[Error] [0] (FileNotFoundException) : Couldn’t find the specified application: kill
[Error] at ModuleShared.Utilities.RunUtility (String ExecutableFile, String Arguments, String WorkingDirectory, ModuleShared.RunningTask MonitorTask, Boolean Hidden, Action1[T] OutputLine) at ModuleShared.Utilities.RunUtility (ModuleShared.Utilities+UnixUtils Utility, String Arguments, String WorkingDirectory, ModuleShared.RunningTask MonitorTask, Boolean Hidden, Action1[T] OutputLine)
at InstanceManagerPlugin.LocalInstanceManager.StopProcInstance (InstanceManagerPlugin.LocalAMPInstance instance)
at InstanceManagerPlugin.LocalInstanceManager.StopInstance (Guid instanceId)
at InstanceManagerCLI.Core.ResetLogin (String InstanceName, String Username, String Password)
at InstanceManagerCLI.Core.ExecuteCommand (Collections.Generic.List1[T] Params, Collections.Generic.Dictionary2[TKey,TValue] Args)

8

Don’t grave-dig multi-year-old posts please. Kindly make a new post for your specific issue.

9

Very helpful response as a “staff” member.

I would hope that you as a staff member would know that Google finds these “old” posts as a top result and people come to these forums for an answer and then usually follow up the result with a similar or related question or answer many years later. This whole don’t necro, don’t revive, don’t grave-dig is just lame, unhelpful, and quite frankly, arrogant and off-putting.

A friendly and helpful community helps push your site and product up any recommendation list.

I only ever look at a post date when the answer doesn’t work out and realize it’s out of date.

Sometimes it’s the 10+ year old post that is the most helpful, and a recent response that says it was helpful, worked or even a tweak the next person adds that resolved the issue is very much appreciated.
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