18. August 2017 14:37
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Jeff
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Issue:
It's quite common scenario for a Sitecore consultant to spin up a environment from existing implementation. After you reset password for the Admin user, you still have the error prompt on your face:

Investigation:
And you checked in the database, the user ("B09BBCDE-9B3C-4DCD-B69E-67F615CE01E9") is not locked or not approved. Then there's another place can explain this:
<sites>
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<site name="login" virtualFolder="/sitecore/login" physicalFolder="/sitecore/login" enableAnalytics="false" database="core" domain="custom" disableXmlControls="true" />
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Resolution:
The default domain has been changed, and you have to login with sitecore\admin rather than admin, or change domain back to sitecore.
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16. August 2017 11:31
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Jeff
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Issue:
For my work, I have to deal a lot of older Sitecore versions. In Sitecore 803, it needs MongoDB 2.6 according to the compatibility table. When I install MongoDB 2.6.4, an error popup:

Investigation:
As read https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-19086, some OpenSSL DLL files are missing from MongoDB 2.6.4 download, and it causes the problem to install on Windows 10.
Resolution:
You can either download OpenSSL and find the missing DDL files there as suggested in the article. I just have it upload here
mongo-install-missing-openssl-libs.zip (944.23 kb) (SHA1: 050967C31CE3B728038003814F43883BC2108E68)
Cheers!
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