6 Post-Installation Information

This chapter covers the following sections:

Setting the Oracle On Track Administrator Password
Testing the Configuration

Setting the Oracle On Track Administrator Password

After installing Oracle On Track, set the administrator password. You can change the password after the installation. To set the password, the steps are as follows:

On UNIX and Linux, if you have deployed the application on administration server, then start the server by running the following script:
```
<MW_HOME>/user_projects/domains/base_domain/startWebLogic.sh
```
On Windows, start the admin server by clicking start --> all programs --> Oracle Weblogic --> User projects --> <domain> --> Start Admin Server for Weblogic Server Domain.

If you have deployed the application on a managed server, then ensure that the administration server is running and run the following command on UNIX and Linux:
```
./startManagedWebLogic.sh OnTrackServer
```
Navigate to the oracle_common/common/bin directory in your Oracle WebLogic Server home and run the following commands:

On UNIX and Linux, run wlst.sh.

On Windows, run the following commands:
```
MW_HOME/WLSHome/common/bin
wlst.cmd
```
Run the connect() command to connect to the managed server and enter the following value when prompted.
```
connect()
username:
password:
admin server url:
```
Note:
You must connect to the managed server that has Oracle On Track deployed on it. If you installed Oracle On Track in a managed server, then use the Managed Server host:port.

Run the following commands to set the admin password:

custom() 
ls();
cd('OnTrack(1.0.0.0).Configuration')
cd ('OnTrack(1.0.0.0).Configuration:type=AdminUser');
set('AdminUserPassword','Pwd');//Pwd is the password that you need to set.
exit();

Testing the Configuration

Once you set the admin pasword, you need to test the application.

Contact the administration server from the following URL:

https://machine1.us.oracle.com:443/ontrackAdmin/

Before you start using Oracle On Track Communication, you must configure your system. For more information, see Oracle On Track Communication Administrator's Guide.