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> - If you have provisioned a portal using the older portal add-on and the portal is reset successfully, the portal name and its status on the **Applications** tab on the **Dynamics 365 Administration Center** page does not change. For example, if your portal name and status were Portal 1 and Configured respectively, then after resetting the portal, these values do not change. If you want to change the portal name, you can change it on the **Portal Details** tab in the Power Apps Portals admin center. However, the status value cannot be reverted to Not Configured.
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> - It is important to note that the portal's status on the **Applications** tab does not represent its provisioning status and does not affect the functioning of your portal. It just shows whether you have ever accessed the Power Apps Portals admin center for that corresponding portal or not.
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> - If you have provisioned a portal using the older portal add-on, you can reset the portal to **not configured** state and [create a new portal](../provision-portal-add-on.md).
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> - If you reset a portal and provision a new portal, you must add portal application ID of the new portal to the **Portal Power BI Embedded service** Azure AD security group. For more information, read [Set up Power BI integration](https://docs.microsoft.com/powerapps/maker/portals/admin/set-up-power-bi-integration#create-security-group-and-add-to-power-bi-account).
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> - If you reset a portal and provision a new portal, you must add portal application ID of the new portal to the **Portal Power BI Embedded service** Azure AD security group. For more information, read [Set up Power BI integration](set-up-power-bi-integration.md#create-security-group-and-add-to-power-bi-account).
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If your portal is not provisioned correctly, it goes into an error state and the following screen is displayed. In this case, you can also reset the portal by selecting **Reset Portal** on the error screen.
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### Completely delete a portal
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## Troubleshooting
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The [overview](configure-portal.md) introduces **Portal Management** app to help you get started with the advanced portal configuration. In this walk-through, you'll learn how to create a custom **Portal Management** app for additional customization, or if you accidentally deleted it.
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The [overview](configure-portal.md) introduces **Portal Management** app to help you get started with the advanced portal configuration. In this walk-through, you'll learn how to create a custom **Portal Management** app.
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> - A custom app created using this article can't be used as a replacement app for the default and supported **Portal Management** app. Use the method described in this article only if you accidentally deleted the default **Portal Management** app.
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1. Go to [Power Apps portals admin center](admin/admin-overview.md), and [Reset the portal](admin/reset-portal.md).
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> If you [delete](manage-existing-portals.md#delete), or [reset](admin/reset-portal.md)the portal but do not delete the corresponding website record associated with the portal using the [Portal Management](configure/configure-portal.md) app, new portal that you create will re-use the existing **portal configuration**.
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If you want, you can also delete **portal solutions**. Deleting **portal solutions** is not required to create a new portal with clean configuration. However, you may need to delete the **portal solutions** for other reasons such as a business requirement to not have any more portals in a specific environment. If you have such requirement, you can delete **portal solutions** by following the steps outlined at [steps to uninstall portal solutions](https://community.dynamics.com/365/b/dynamics365portalssupport/archive/2017/02/27/portal-troubleshooting-part-three-uninstalling-portal-solutions).
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If you want, you can also delete **portal solutions**. Deleting **portal solutions** is not required to create a new portal with clean configuration. However, you may need to delete the **portal solutions** for other reasons such as a business requirement to not have any more portals in a specific environment.
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Displays details such as owner of the portal, date and time when it was created and last modified, and the URL of the portal.
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