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# Google Workspace Password Recovery
#### Step 1: Access the Management Console
From your **LittlePig Cloud Console**, navigate to the [**Google Enterprise Email**](https://console.littlepig.cloud/workspace) section. Click on the **Management Console** button to open the admin interface.
#### **Step 2: Enter the Administrator Email**
Enter your **administrator email address** (typically `admin@yourdomain.com`) that was used when creating the domain, then click **Next**.
Click **Forgot your password?** to open the account recovery page.
On the recovery page, click **Try other methods** to continue.
#### **Step 3: Provide Account and Organization Details**
Enter the **first name** and **last name** associated with the "**Google Workspace Email**" account you created on LittlePig Cloud, then click **Next**.
Next, provide your **organization name** and the **number of workspace** as shown in workspace email details on LittlePig. After entering each detail, click **Next** to proceed.
#### **Step 4: Domain Verification (CNAME Resolution)**
To complete verification, add the **CNAME DNS record** in your **DNS provider’s console** as instructed on the recovery page.
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After creating the CNAME record, return to the Google recovery page and click **Next**.
This process may take a few minutes to propagate. Once verified, Google will send you a **password reset link** via email.
Open the email and click on the **Sign in** link provided. You will be redirected to the **password reset page**, where you can securely set a new administrator password.
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