WebLogic Server Console Password modification and forgetting Solution

Modify the console password:

Open the Weblogic Console

1. Domain configurations ----> your application's Security Settings

--------> Realms

2. --> myrealm --------> usermanagement ----> Manage users within this security realm

3. ------> you can delete it directly or click WebLogic to modify it.

After the modification, restart the Weblogic console.

Take out the boot. properties file.

However, you must enter the user name and password each time you start weblogic.

If you skip this step, enter the correct user name and password in Boot. properties.

Return the domain.

Start WebLogic again. OK!

 

 

Weblogic server console password-Forgot Solution

 

WebLogic Server itself provides password reset commands without any trouble. The operation records are as follows. I have already tried-feasible.

The procedure is as follows:

1. Enter the % domain_home %/security directory (run cmd on XP, and run client terminal on Linux)

Run the following command: Java-CP <weblogic_home>/wlserver_10.3/Server/lib/weblogic. Jar weblogic. Security. utils. adminaccount weblogic1 weblogic.

Note: The last is weblogic1 space WebLogic Space Point (Add a new admin user for the current domain: weblogic1, password: Weblogic, the purpose is to overwrite

<Domain_home>/security/defaultauthenticatorinit. ldift File

CD to <domain_home>/servers/<adminserver>/data/ldap
Rm defaultauthenticatormyrealminit. initialized (xpultauthenticatormyrealminit. initialized is directly deleted by the XP system)

Restart your server and log on to the Admin console with a new account. In this way, you have the admin user and password entering the background ----

Go to change the console password, and you can change the original user weblogic.

Stop WLS server ------ In % domain_home %/security/boot. properties, % domain_home %/boot. properties, enter your username and password.

 

Use your original user to log on to the console using weblogic and go to security realms-users.
And groups Delete weblogic1.

OK!