Welcome to the New Aras Community!
Hi everyone! We’re thrilled to have you here in our new and improved community space. This community is designed to be your go-to destination to connect, share, troubleshoot, and learn alongside fellow Aras users, partners, and enthusiasts. What’s New Streamlined forums & discussions for easier conversations Smarter search & navigation to help you find what you need faster A dedicated space for developers, builders, and specific interests New rankings & badges to recognize your contributions And more enhancements are coming soon! Get Started Explore the forums and follow topics that interest you. Update your profile so others know a bit about you. Tips for a Great Experience Share your expertise! It may be the solution someone else needs. Use clear titles when posting questions so others can find them. Be respectful and supportive. We have created community guidelines to help if you have any questions. This is just the beginning of the improvements to the Aras Community that we plan to roll out over the next year. If you have any suggestions or comments, please use the Community Lounge forum to share them with us. Thanks for being part of the community! We can’t wait to continue to build together!
MAKE SOME NOISE: community vs. /subscriber-portal - Logins are different and cannot set own password
Both the Subscriber Portal and these community pages are under the domain community.aras.com Well, I was in class and I said I could never login to the subscriber portal. It was suggested that I use "Reset Password", so I did. I thought it was broken because the spinner never stopped, but I did end up getting an email with a short scrambled password in it. I was expecting to not be able to login here, to Community, with my old credentials. But, I can. And, if I go to the Subscriber Portal at: https://community.aras.com/subscriber-portal/p/login I need to go lookup the email and use that new password. Well, I hope I can get some community voices supporting my problem as a must-fix! Having two logins for the same domain is silly. It wouldn't be a problem if the login credentials worked for both and it appeared seamless. Even if there were two "buckets" at the very least I could then changed my Subscriber login password to one I can remember (and has more complexity than what is sent in a "reset" email)!