Oracle Weblogic Server: How to Change Oracle Weblogic Server User Password Using WLST
1. Setting environment variable
a. go to directory $WLS_HOME/wlserver_10.3/server/bin
b. source file setWLSEnv.sh as command: . setWLSEnv.sh .
2. Create a domain which name is test1032,
3. Weblogic admin user name is weblogic, password is weblogic1.
4. Create test user, which name is test and password is weblogic1.
Instruction
$java weblogic.WLST changepw.py <Domain Name> <Admin URI> <Admin user> <Admin password> <user name> <user password>
<Domain Name> : the domain name which need to change user password. e.g. test1032
<Admin URI> : weblogic server adminstration URL, e.g. t3://localhost:7001
<Admin user> : weblogic admin user, e.g. weblogic
<Admin password> : admin user password, e.g. weblogic1
<user name> : the user who need to change password. e.g. test
<user password> : new user password. .e.g welcome1
1. Setting environment variable
a. go to directory $WLS_HOME/wlserver_10.3/server/bin
b. source file setWLSEnv.sh as command: . setWLSEnv.sh .
2. Create a domain which name is test1032,
3. Weblogic admin user name is weblogic, password is weblogic1.
4. Create test user, which name is test and password is weblogic1.
Instruction
$java weblogic.WLST changepw.py <Domain Name> <Admin URI> <Admin user> <Admin password> <user name> <user password>
<Domain Name> : the domain name which need to change user password. e.g. test1032
<Admin URI> : weblogic server adminstration URL, e.g. t3://localhost:7001
<Admin user> : weblogic admin user, e.g. weblogic
<Admin password> : admin user password, e.g. weblogic1
<user name> : the user who need to change password. e.g. test
<user password> : new user password. .e.g welcome1
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