Kris,

If memory serves the last time I did this I did the following (Note you can automate this in a sql query but I like doing it the first time manually so I see what I'm doing easier):

1) Look up two usernames in question and record (i.e. Copy and Paste into notepad or something) the associate UserID GUID with each record.

a) The username you can't remember the password for (i.e. "host" in this case)

b) A username you do know the password for (If you don't know any then register a new user first and look that username up)

2) Using those two GUID ID's looking up the associated records in the aspnet_membership table.

3) Copy the encrypted values in both the "Password" field and "PasswordSalt" fields from the one you know (e.g. from 1b) to the record for which you've forgotten the password (e.g. from 1a).

a) This should effectively change your host password to match the value of whatever account you do recall the password for.  In your case I would choose the Admin account.

 I hope that helps.

Thayer Tate
VP, Project Services
SolTech, Inc.
thayer.tate@soltech.net
404-601-6000 x284

Not that I'll admit to having ever forgotten my host password .... but .... I'm glad my ummm .. research into the matter helped you out.

Thayer Tate
VP, Project Services
SolTech, Inc.
thayer.tate@soltech.net
404-601-6000 x284