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When installing Sitecore 9 (using SIF) you execute a powershell script called XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 (at least for installing a Single On Premises instance). In this file you should find a line that looks like this:

$SitecoreAdminPassword = "SIF-Default"

That line determines the password used for the admin user. Change this to whatever you want, and after the installation is completed you can log on as admin using that password (you can even set the password to "b" if you want to).

As per the installation documentation:

[...] edit the XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 script and update each line with the settings that are appropriate for your environment. One of the settings that you must edit is SitecoreAdminPassword.

 

If you do not specify the Sitecore administrator password in the script and leave the example value "SIF-Default" unchanged, a random password is generated for you. This password is written to the XP0-SingleDeveloper.log file – search for Sitecore Admin Password – and displayed when the sitecore-xp0.json file has been processed

When installing Sitecore 9 (using SIF) you execute a powershell script called XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 (at least for installing a Single On Premises instance). In this file you should find a line that looks like this:

$SitecoreAdminPassword = "SIF-Default"

That line determines the password used for the admin user. Change this to whatever you want, and after the installation is completed you can log on as admin using that password (you can even set the password to "b" if you want to).

As per the installation documentation:

[...] edit the XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 script and update each line with the settings that are appropriate for your environment. One of the settings that you must edit is SitecoreAdminPassword.

 

If you do not specify the Sitecore administrator password in the script and leave the example value "SIF-Default" unchanged, a random password is generated for you. This password is written to the XP0-SingleDeveloper.log file – search for Sitecore Admin Password – and displayed when the sitecore-xp0.json file has been processed

When installing Sitecore 9 (using SIF) you execute a powershell script called XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 (at least for installing a Single On Premises instance). In this file you should find a line that looks like this:

$SitecoreAdminPassword = "SIF-Default"

That line determines the password used for the admin user. Change this to whatever you want, and after the installation is completed you can log on as admin using that password (you can even set the password to "b" if you want to).

As per the installation documentation:

[...] edit the XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 script and update each line with the settings that are appropriate for your environment. One of the settings that you must edit is SitecoreAdminPassword.

If you do not specify the Sitecore administrator password in the script and leave the example value "SIF-Default" unchanged, a random password is generated for you. This password is written to the XP0-SingleDeveloper.log file – search for Sitecore Admin Password – and displayed when the sitecore-xp0.json file has been processed

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When installing Sitecore 9 (using SIF) you execute a powershell script called XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 (at least for installing a Single On Premises instance). In this file you should find a line that looks like this:

$SitecoreAdminPassword = "SIF-Default"

That line determines the password used for the admin user. Change this to whatever you want, and after the installation is completed you can log on as admin using that password (you can even set the password to "b" if you want to).

As per the installation documentation:

[...] edit the XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1 script and update each line with the settings that are appropriate for your environment. One of the settings that you must edit is SitecoreAdminPassword.

If you do not specify the Sitecore administrator password in the script and leave the example value "SIF-Default" unchanged, a random password is generated for you. This password is written to the XP0-SingleDeveloper.log file – search for Sitecore Admin Password – and displayed when the sitecore-xp0.json file has been processed