1) Stop the weblogic Managed servers
2) Export the realm
3) Stop the Admin Server
4) Rename the data folder
5) Take Back-up of DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift
6) Set the environment variables (don’t forget "." at the beginning)
7) Reset the password (don’t forget "." at the end) to generate a new DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift
8) Update the boot.properties file
password={new-password}
9) Start the Admin Server --> startWeblogic.sh
10) Import realm
11) Restart Admin Again
12) Start the Managed Servers
2) Export the realm
- Login to Admin Console --> Security Realms —> myrealm(Your realm Name)—> Migration(Tab)—> Export (Tab)
3) Stop the Admin Server
4) Rename the data folder
- mv {DOMAIN-HOME}/servers/AdminServer/data {DOMAIN-HOME}/servers/AdminServer/data-old
5) Take Back-up of DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift
- cd {DOMAIN-HOME}\security
- mv DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift DefaultAuthenticatorInit_old.ldift
6) Set the environment variables (don’t forget "." at the beginning)
- cd {DOMAIN-HOME}/bin
- . /setDomainEnv.sh
7) Reset the password (don’t forget "." at the end) to generate a new DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift
- cd {DOMAIN-HOME}/security
- java weblogic.security.utils.AdminAccount
.
8) Update the boot.properties file
- {DOMAIN-HOME}/servers/AdminServer/security/boot.properties
password={new-password}
9) Start the Admin Server --> startWeblogic.sh
10) Import realm
- Login to Admin Console
- Security Realms —> myrealm(Your realm Name) —> Migration(Tab) —> Import (Tab)
11) Restart Admin Again
- stopWeblogic.sh
- startWeblogic.sh
12) Start the Managed Servers
- Login to Admin console with new password and Start the managed servers
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