Technical data

1 Overview of WebLogic Server Management
1-4 Administration Guide
Administration Console
The Administration Console is a JSP-based application hosted by the Administration
Server. You can access the Administration Console using a Web browser from any
machine on the local network that can communicate with the Administration Server
(including a browser running on the same machine as the Administration Server). The
Administration Console allows you to manage a WebLogic Server domain containing
multiple WebLogic Server instances and applications. The management capabilities
include:
n Configuration
n Stopping and starting servers
n Monitoring server performance
n Monitoring application performance
n Viewing server logs
n Editing deployment descriptors for Web Applications, EJBs, J2EE Connectors,
and Enterprise Applications.
Using the Administration Console, system administrators can easily perform all
WebLogic Server management tasks without having to learn the JMX API or the
underlying management architecture. The Administration Server persists changes to
attributes in the
config.xml file for the domain you are managing.
For more information, see:
n Administration Console Online Help at
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs61/ConsoleHelp/index.html. (The
online help is also available from the Administration Console by clicking on the
“?” icons.)
After starting the Administration Server (see Starting and Stopping WebLogic
Servers), you can start the Administration Console by directing your browser to the
following URL:
http://hostname:port/console