WebLogic Reset the user name password.

Description:%domain_home%: Refers to the WebLogic Server domain directory, such as the root of my test domain domain_home=D:\bea\user_projects\domains\base_domain1To ensure operational safety, backup%domain_home%/security/Defaultauthenticatorinit.ldift2. Enter%domain_home%/Security Directory, execute the following command:%domain_home%\security>java-classpath d:/bea/wlserver_10.3/server/lib/Weblogic.jar weblogic.security.utils.AdminAccount WebLogic weblogic123. Features Note: Finally there is a ".", a space and a point. The penultimate WebLogic represents the user name, and the last WebLogic represents the password. This command will generate a new Defaultauthenticatorinit.ldift file that overwrites the original. 3. Enter the AdminServer directory of the Management Server, such as:%domain_home%/servers/AdminServer. Rename the data directory, such as: Data_old.    Or back up to somewhere else. Delete the data directory This step is also required4. Modify the Boot.properties file for the management Server, such as:%domain_home%/servers/adminserver/security/boot.properties, modify the user name and password (in clear text, the first time the server when the plaintext will be encrypted), and the above command is consistent with the user name password. Example: After modification: username=Weblogicpassword=weblogic1235. After restarting the server, you can log in to the management console using the user WebLogic.

WebLogic Reset the user name password.