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1Z0-102 · Question #35
A managed server, myserver1, has a boot.properties file in the security directory. It was started with the startManageWeblogic.sh script(.cmd in windows) and his boot.properties file was used for…
The correct answer is D. Edit boot.propetties. Type over the encrypted password with the new password in clear text.The next time. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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A managed server, myserver1, has a boot.properties file in the security directory. It was started with the startManageWeblogic.sh script(.cmd in windows) and his boot.properties file was used for its startup credentials. You just used the administration console to change all administrator passwords. To continue using boot.properties, what can you do?
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- AThis is not possible. A boot.properties file can be used only with the Administration Server.
- BDelete boot.properties. In the administration console, under the myserver configuration, select Generate
- CYou need not do anything- The password in boot .properties was automatically updated by administration
- DEdit boot.propetties. Type over the encrypted password with the new password in clear text.The next time
- EDelete boot .properties. Use the WLST encrypt () command to create a new boot.properties file containing the
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