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microsoft-dynamicscrm
Evgenii Pereverzev
Evgenii Pereverzev

Reputation: 1

Dynamics CRM plugin

I have dynamics CRM plugin which is stricted to org id Developer is not available already for several years. How i can change org id in new Dynamics CRM on premise so it will be the same as on original server?

Plugin cant be exported while it is managed solution

Upvotes: 0

Views: 117

Answers (3)

Rizwan Ahmed
Rizwan Ahmed

Reputation: 21

The interface for OrganizationService initializes itself through the main code of the plugin when we set up the plugin step in the Plugin Registration tool. Using this code snippet, we can get the OrgID. Why is it hardcoded, and where should it be changed? Can you send me a screenshot of the code?

IOrganizationServiceFactory serviceFactory = (IOrganizationServiceFactory)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(IOrganizationServiceFactory));

IOrganizationService service = serviceFactory.CreateOrganizationService(context.UserId);

Upvotes: 0

sachin bisht
sachin bisht

Reputation: 1

Using the OrgDBOrgSettings Tool: Imagine you have a magical tool called the OrgDBOrgSettings Tool. This tool can help you change the organization ID. Here’s what you need to do: Find the folder where this magical tool lives (it’s usually in your CRM installation directory). Open the OrgDBOrgSettingsTool.exe.config file (don’t worry, it’s just a text file). Inside that file, you’ll see some URLs. Change them to match your environment (like updating your home address in your GPS). Save the changes and voilà! Your organization ID is updated[2]. Advanced Settings via PowerShell: Think of PowerShell as your wizard’s wand. It can cast spells to change advanced settings. For example, if you want to connect your CRM to Exchange Online (like connecting two magical realms), follow these steps: Open PowerShell (it’s like opening a magical book). Type the spell (command) like this:

$organizationName = "YourOrganizationName"
$CRMContextId = "YourExchangeOnlineTenantId"
$orgInfo = Get-CrmOrganization -Name $organizationName
$ID = $orgInfo.id
if ($ID) {
    Set-CrmAdvancedSetting -ID $orgInfo.ID -configurationEntityName "Organization" -setting "S2STenantId" -value $CRMContextId
}

Replace "YourOrganizationName" and "YourExchangeOnlineTenantId" with your actual values. Run the spell, and your organization ID will be updated[3]. Rename the Organization: Imagine your organization has a name tag. You can change it! Here’s how: Go to the Microsoft 365 admin portal. Find the CRM section (it’s like finding a secret door). Choose your organization (like picking a favorite book from the library). Change the name/URL as needed (just like editing a character’s name in a story)[4].

Upvotes: 0

Anas Ababneh
Anas Ababneh

Reputation: 11

using XrmToolBox, name tool Plug-in Downloader and export plugin and registration it.

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Upvotes: 0

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