Change the Weblogic Admin Server password

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Changing the Weblogic Admin user password is a 3 step procedure. Please follow the steps in order. The only JD Edwards component affected will be server manager console.

1. Disable user lockout :

Log in to the Administrative Console.
In the Domain Structure tree, click Security Realms.
In the Realms table, click myrealm.
Select tab "User Lockout"
From the top left, click "Lock & Edit"
Uncheck box next to "Lockout Enabled"
Click save at the bottom of the section
Select "Activate Changes" at the top left.
Restart Admin Server

2. Update new Admin Server password for user weblogic :

Log in to the Administrative Console.
In the Domain Structure tree, click Security Realms.
In the Realms table, click myrealm.
Select the Users and Groups tab.
In the table of available users, click weblogic.
Select the Passwords tab.
Enter and re-enter a new password for this user.
Click Save.
Open file in text editor (notepad) the boot.properties file with the new values:
 Example location:           \Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\domains\base_domain\servers\AdminServer\security\boot.properties.
Remove the previous, encrypted system value, and enter the new value in clear text. For example:

           username=weblogic
           password=newpassword
 Restart the Admin Server, and test the login to weblogic admin console with new password


3. Update new weblogic password in Server Manager Console


Sign into Server Manager Console
Click the Weblogic JDE instance (this is the instance with the description underneath -- "Oracle WebLogic Server")
In the top right, enter in the new weblogic admin password and click save.
Restart Server Manager agent on weblogic server

reference:2426372.1

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