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Why is my Sitecore admin page locked out?
If the Sitecore ‘admin’ account is locked out for whatever reason (too many login attempts, perhaps), this page will unlock the account. In order to use it, the page itself needs to be edited, which proves that an admin-level user has valid access to the Sitecore system.
What do you need to know about Sitecore?
Sitecore contains several types and layers of data and output caching (item, prefetch, HTML, etc.). This page displays information about those caches. This is an invaluable tool when running performance tests against Sitecore websites.
How are custom log messages written in Sitecore?
The Sitecore log may be monitored by external tools. Those tools may know to monitor or handle custom logs. Since Sitecore uses log4net, log messages can be written to a variety of sources: files, databases, event viewer, and more. This section describes how to add a custom log named MyLog that is written to a file.
Do you put log4net settings in Sitecore patch file?
Do not put log4net settings in a Sitecore patch file. Log4net is not a Sitecore component. Only Sitecore components can be configured using Sitecore patch files. Log – All-purpose, general Sitecore log.
Where do I Find my login page in Sitecore?
If so, you have to ensure that it’s under the home item ( sitecore> content >home > YOUR_LOGIN_PAGE ). If outside the home item, eg. sitecore> content >YOUR_WEBSITE > YOUR_LOGIN_PAGE then you have to configure that in the sitedefinition.config because that is somehow treated as a new site and not part of the freshly installed Sitecore.
Where are the Admin pages in Sitecore spark?
While most of these tools are built into the Sitecore Client backend, there are a particular set of “admin pages” that must be accessed directly via URLs. All of these admin pages exist as actual pages (.aspx) on disk. As you will see from the paths below, these mostly exist under the “/sitecore/admin/” directory in the Sitecore webroot.
Why does Sitecore use Server.Transfer instead of response.redirect?
According to notes in config file If true, Sitecore will use Server.Transfer instead of Response.Redirect. But Server.Transfer is not good option for regular login page redirect because: ASP.NET does not verify that the current user is authorized to view the resource delivered by the Transfer method.