"WebLogic" Reset console password

The WebLogic console password is primarily controlled by the%domain_home%/security/defaultauthenticatorinit.ldift file, and the simplest method is to call WebLogic to regenerate and overwrite the tool itself.

1, in order to ensure safe operation, backup%domain_home%/security/defaultauthenticatorinit.ldift

2, enter the%domain_home%/security/, input command:

Java-classpath/app/oracle/middleware/wlserver_10.3/server/lib/weblogic.jar Weblogic.security.utils.AdminAccount WebLogic YourPassword.

Note: Finally there is a ".", a space and a dot. The second-to-last WebLogic represents a user name, and YourPassword 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. Make a backup of the data directory.

4.
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=weblogic
Password=yourpassword

5.
After restarting the server, you can log in to the management console using the user WebLogic.

"WebLogic" Reset console password