Oracle WebLogic 14c on RedHat 8 with Support by cloudimg
Jun 28, 2024
You may now access the WebLogic Administration Console via the below URL. Exchange the
values in RED with that matching your instance.
http://PUBLIC /PRIVATEIP:7001/consoleThe default Administrator username for WebLogic is: weblogic
The default password for the Administrator WebLogic user is: welcome123
Enter these values and Click Login, the steps below will detail how to reset this password
value.
Resetting WebLogic Administrator PasswordClick Lock & Edit in the top left pane.
Upon selecting this, the Lock & Edit option will be greyed out ensuring the edit session is
active.
Click Security Realms in the left-hand pane.Select myrealm
Select Users and GroupsSelect the weblogic user
Select PasswordsSet a new value for the password in the two fields shown above to be a strong password
value.
Click Save.
Click Release Configuration in the left-hand pane.The WebLogic Instance will need to be rebooted before the password change can take
effect. The boot.properties file of the Admin Server will also need to be updated with the
new password value. Upon the restart of the Admin Server, the password within the file will
become hashed and encrypted.
Follow the below steps to update the password in the boot.properties file and restart the
WebLogic Instance.
Run – Edit the boot.properties file as the oracle user.
#Set the Oracle environment variables via the setEnv.sh script
cd $HOME
. ./setEnv.sh
# Create a copy of the boot.properties files
cp $DOMAIN_HOME/servers/AdminServer/security/boot.properties
$DOMAIN_HOME/servers/AdminServer/security/boot.properties.old
# Edit the existing boot.properties file to include the new password set in the Administration
Console.
vi $DOMAIN_HOME/servers/AdminServer/security/boot.properties
REPLACE – Enter the new password value, example shown below. Edit the line containing
password to now equal your new password value.
password=STRONG_PASSWORD123
Save and exit the file.
Run – Stop the WebLogic Instance.
#Stop the sample Oracle WebLogic Instance
cd $HOME
. ./stop-weblogic.sh
# The shell will now begin the shutdown of the WebLogic Instance. Once complete, a stop log
file can be found under the directory /home/oracle/stop-weblogic.log for review before
starting the services.Run – The below commands will start the sample Oracle WebLogic instance.
#Start the sample Oracle WebLogic Instance
cd $HOME
. ./start-weblogic.sh
# A start log file will be created under the $HOME directory of the oracle user. You can run
the below command the check the status of the system start.
tail -f /home/oracle/start-weblogic.log
EXPECTED OUTPUT
You may now access the WebLogic Administration Console via the below URL. Exchange the
values in RED with that matching your instance.
http://PUBLIC /PRIVATEIP:7001/consoleUsername: weblogic
Password: Enter your new weblogic administrator password value.
Click Login
WebLogic is now available for use as per your requirements.">
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