I used weblogic7 and weblogic8 all the time. I feel very good about it. Recently I tried to use weblogic9. After the installation is successful, I used http: // localhost: 7001/the console has no problem accessing the console. However, a problem occurred while accessing the console of weblogic9 through an IP address on your machine, and it could not be opened at all. Later, we tracked down and found that the local machine of weblogic9 could not be accessed through an IP address. This is also the case when I checked weblogic10 on the Internet. The advantage may be that external machines are prohibited from accessing the console, because in the past, if WebLogic port is changed to 80, you can directly log on to the Internet for control. This is not safe. Bea may be able to disable logon from a remote IP Address by default. Solution:
1. log on to the Weblogic console through http: // localhost: 7001/console/
Click lock & Edit
Domain Structure ==> environment ==> servers
Select the corresponding xxxserver on the right side and edit the listen address: Enter 0.0.0.0 and save it. Other options, such as SSL configuration, will not be detailed.
The last modification made after activation takes effect immediately. 2. directly modify % domain_home %/confit/config. XML file, find the corresponding place, and modify the content as follows: configuration Code <Server> <Name> xxxserver </Name> <SSL> <enabled> false </enabled> </SSL> <listen-port> 7001 </ listen-port> <! -- Your port number --> <listen-address> 0.0.0.0 </listen-address> <! -- Listener address --> </Server> configuration code for enabling SSL <Server> <Name> xxxserver </Name> <SSL> <Name> xxxserver </Name> <enabled> true </enabled> <listen-port> 7002 </listen-port> <! -- Your SSL port --> </SSL> <listen-port> 7001 </listen-port> <! -- Your port number --> <listen-address> 0.0.0.0 </listen-address> <! -- Listener address --> </Server>
