Create and configure a Domain for WebCenter Portal and WebCenter Content 12.2.1.2.0

We assume that you already installed  java, the infrastructure, the database, the binaries of WebCenter Portal and WebCenter Content, and you created the schemas required trough RCU.

Let’s see how to create and configure your domain for WebCenter Portal and WebCenter Content in a cluster infrastructure.
Note: In this example, we deploy WebCenter Portal in two VMs, WebCenter Content in two VMs, and WebCenter Capture in two VMs. Adjust the deploymento to your infrastructure.

Complete the configuration wizard to create and configure the domain:

  • Navigate to /opt/oracle/products/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/common/bin
  • Execute ./config.sh
  • Complete the wizard

1wl

2wl

3wl

4wl

5wl

6wl

7wl

8wl

9wl

10wl

11wl

12wl

13wl

14wl

15wl

16wl

17wl

18wl

19wl

20wl

21wl

22wl

23wl

24wl

25wl

26

27

28

29wl

30wl

31wl

32wl

33wl

 

Create boot.properties security file:

  • Navigate to /opt/oracle/config/user_projects/domains/WC_Prod/server/AdminServer
  • Create boot.properties files with the password and username of weblogic.
    • password=xxxxx
    • username=weblogic or you user created for the domain.
      • This will be encrypted automatically.

34wl

 

Disable host name verification:

  • Navigate to /opt/oracle/config/user_projects/domains/WC_Prod/bin
  • Execute
    • nohup ./startNodeManager.sh &
      • This will start the nodemanager process.
  • Navigate to /opt/oracle/config/user_projects/domains/WC_Prod/
  • Execute
    • nohup ./ startWebLogic.sh &
      • This will start weblogic
  • Login in you weblogic console

35wl

  • Click on Lock & Edit in the Change Center
  • Go to Environment – Servers – AdminServer(admin)
  • Click on the SSL tab
  • Click on Advanced
  • Set Hostname Verification to None
  • Click Save
  • Make the same process for all the managed server
  • Click on Activate Changes in the Change Center
  • Restart AdminServer

36wl