Pre-populate Portal sign-on screen

Is there a way to pre-populate the portal sign-on screen with user-id and password ? We are in the process of migrating users to SAP portal, and are looking at re-directing (auto login if possible (or) pre-populate login fields at the least) them to the new site when they access the old site.
I reviewed the HTMl source of the portal login page, but did not see a way to pass parameters in the URL.
Thanks in advance for any suggestion !

Hi Srikanth,
You can send your user name & password to the portal as url parameters like:
http://<server>:port/irj/portal?j_user=your_user_name& j_password=your_password
Hope this helps,
Best Regards,
Nibu.

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