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Weblogic Password Change-FINAL

This document provides instructions for changing passwords in WebLogic and Node Manager. The steps are: 1) Log into the WebLogic console and change the password for the weblogic user. 2) Change the Node Manager password by updating it in the domain home security tab and regenerating files. 3) Stop and restart Node Managers and the Admin Server to complete the password changes.

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Weblogic Password Change-FINAL

This document provides instructions for changing passwords in WebLogic and Node Manager. The steps are: 1) Log into the WebLogic console and change the password for the weblogic user. 2) Change the Node Manager password by updating it in the domain home security tab and regenerating files. 3) Stop and restart Node Managers and the Admin Server to complete the password changes.

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Weblogic Password Change:

Login to weblogic console.

[Link]

Click on Security Realms from the left pane.

Click on myrealm.
Click on Users and Groups tab.

Click on weblogic user.


Click on Passwords tab.

Enter new password and click on save.

 Please change new weblogic password to Oracle System User if it is existing under myrealm-
>user and groups -> users and save the changes.
Node Manager password Change :

Click on Domain home in left pane.


Click on Security tab.
Click on Advanced.
Update the weblogic password and save.
Stop Node managers.

Login to Linux box and do the following.

Go to the directory /opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/domain_name/security/

Take backup or move [Link] to DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift_bck

Run “java [Link] newuser new password.” to generate a new


[Link] with a new user with the assigned new password within the security
directory

1) Go to /opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/<domain NAME >/bin


2) Run . ./[Link]
3) Go to /opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/<domain NAME >/Security
4) Run “java [Link] weblogic W3Lc0meToST .” (Please don’t forget
to put . in last after newpassword)
5) Go to
/opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/tebzptp_domain/servers/AdminServer/s
ecurity – take the below back up.
mv [Link] boot.properties_bck and then vi [Link].
6) Go to /opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/< domain NAME >
a. mkdir credentials
Now is looks as
“/opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/tebzptp_domain/credentials”
7) Go to console – under security relems – go to Migration and in that export add the above path
and save it.
8) Go to “/opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/<domain name> /server/Admin
server” – we need take the back up of data,temp,cache.
9) Go to console - – under security relems – go to Migration and in that Import the path as
““/opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/tebzptp_domain/credentials and sane
it.
10) Shutdown Admin Server from console.
11) And start the Admin Server.

Below need to do for 2 nodes.

12) Rename nm_data.properties file to different name in <<wl_home>>/common/NodeManager


folder.
13) Need to check nodeManager is running or not(ps -ef |grep nodeManager), if yes,(Kill -9 PID)
14) Go to “cd
/opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/<domainname>/servers/<server2”>

Then take the back up of data , temp , cache.


15) Go to cd /opt/apps/Oracle/Middleware/wlserver_10.3/server/bin/ - Then start the node
MAnager

Start the Node manager.

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