Creating a Boot Identity File(boot.properties) for Easier Server Start Up

Creating a Boot Identity File(boot.properties) for Easier Server Start Up

1. Shutdown Weblogic server

2. cd /biprd/p01/Middleware/user_projects/domains/bi_domain/servers/AdminServer/security

   cd /biprd/p01/Middleware/user_projects/domains/bi_domain/servers/security (Incase of Managed Webglogic server)

   create security folder in case it does not exist

3. create boot.properties file and add weblogic username and password

   vi boot.properties

   username=weblogic

   password=weblogic1

4. Start the Weblogic server

5. View boot.properties file and you will see username and password are in encrypted format

   cat boot.properties

   #Thu Jan 02 01:21:12 CST 2016

   password={AES}ZJDv6aTNMV8EVahgA6VwoCMCrLo/I2iPbnV423QS3ha\=

   username={AES}MF9QSoppOapI7sZQQugwI9BRSJOBjP1a5GyeB8ni113\=

Note: Repeat this step if there is a Managed Weblogic Server