It seems like you have to dig through the internet to find onebox login information so I thought I would put it on here to make it easily find-able.
OneBox default windows login:
Login: local\Administrator
Password: pass@word1
OneBox SQL login
Login: axdbadmin
Password: AOSWebSite@123
I will add more as I run across the need for different accounts that are associated with the OneBox.
Nice one. In case those credentials ever change, the OneBox Windows credentials are currently hidden in the official documentation here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/unified-operations/dev-itpro/dev-tools/access-instances#running-the-virtual-machine-vm-locally
ReplyDeleteJohn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the url. Would you happen to of stumbled across one where it lists out all accounts and passwords associated with the box like LCS does when you view the "full details" of a server?
Hey Adam,
ReplyDeleteNo joy searching for this info elsewhere online.
However, I found that a lot of the info's available in the web.config file (though encrypted), so knocked up this powershell to fetch and decrypt that info: https://gist.github.com/JohnLBevan/3cd5ec5e826033c1f9283f1b31dc2a82
It seems that generally the password is `AOSWebsite@123` (i.e. this is true for accounts `axdbadmin`, `axdwadmin`, and `axdwruntimeuser`.
When I was 99% complete on writing the above script I also spotted a section n tthe web.config beginning ``... i.e. it looks as if you can sync your OneBox to LCS, and thus make this same information displayable there. I've not yet played with that, since now I have the info I was after, but may be worth looking into?
Hope that helps, and thanks again for sharing this post in the first place.
JB
Hmm, my comment on LCS became corrupted; I was saying if you look in the web.config's appSettings, you'll find a bunch of keys beginning "LCS."... I suspect that by providing suitable values there you can have your environment register itself with your LCS project... unless they're only provided for hosted environment...
DeleteI haven't had the need for the other accounts yet but this is fantastic information. I never even knew it was in the web.config. Encrypted or encrypted.
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