Oracle A54857-03 Manuale Utente
Post-Installation and Administration
4-3
Web-based Administration
Use the Oracle Web-based administration pages to configure and administer
Web Application Server.
Web Application Server.
1.
Use your Web browser to navigate to the Web Application Server
Administrator Welcome Page at:
Administrator Welcome Page at:
http://<localhost:port>
/
where localhost is the hostname of the machine on which Oracle Web
Application Server is installed, and port is the port number you have
assigned to the administration web listener (8888 by default)
Application Server is installed, and port is the port number you have
assigned to the administration web listener (8888 by default)
.
A dialog box appears, requesting you to authenticate.
2.
Provide your username and password (these settings were determined
during the installation process), and click OK.
during the installation process), and click OK.
Note:
The username and password are case sensitive.
The Oracle Web Application Server Administrator Home Page appears.
3.
Follow the link to install DADs for database access.
4.
Click on Web Application Server Manager icon to begin configuring your
Web Application Server.
Web Application Server.
Web Application Server Control Utility
The owsctl utility is used to stop, start, and monitor status of the Web Request
Broker, Object Request Broker, and Web listeners. This command is described in
detail in Appendix A.
Broker, Object Request Broker, and Web listeners. This command is described in
detail in Appendix A.
Configuration for Multi-node Install
After installing the files on the primary and remote nodes, you need to configure
the Web Application Server to tell it about the remote nodes.
the Web Application Server to tell it about the remote nodes.
Tasks to Perform at the Primary Node
On the primary node, you need to: