How to Reset the Magento 2 Admin Password from the Database

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The Magento 2 Admin user password cannot be changed via a command, but it can be changed through the database by following the steps.

Step 1: Connect to MySQL database

By using the mysql command, you can connect to a MySQL database.

mysql -u DB_username -h DB_host DB_name -p

Replace DB_username, DB_host, and DB_name with your database username, database host, and database name.

Step 2: List the Magento users

You can view a list of the Magento users created within the database by using the command listed below.

select * from admin_user;

You can run the following database query once you’ve located the Magento admin user whose password you want to update.

SET @salt = MD5(UNIX_TIMESTAMP());
UPDATE admin_user SET `password` = CONCAT(SHA2(CONCAT(@salt, 'new_password'), 256), ':', @salt, ':1') WHERE username = 'admin_user';

Replace new_password and admin_user with your password and Magento username.

That’s it 🙂

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