Stop the WebLogic Server

Note:

If you set up a standalone, stop the WebLogic server. If you set up a cluster, stop all WebLogic servers in the cluster.

1. Login to the WebLogic server as the oracle user. For example:

   ssh -Y oracle@myweblogicserver

2. Change the directory to the DOMAIN_HOME/bin directory:

   cd /home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/bi/bin

3. Check if the WebLogic server is running:

   ps -ef | grep weblogic

   Note:

   Verify if there are three processes running (by viewing three groups of output text).
4. Open your web browser and use the following URL:

   http://<myweblogicserver>:9500/console

5. Login to the WebLogic Server Administration Console 12c welcome page and login using the weblogic username and the password that you set when you installed the Oracle Business Intelligence 12c Configuration Assistant. Refer to the Install the Oracle Business Intelligence 12c Configuration Assistant section for more information.
6. In the Domain Structure section on the navigation tree, expand the Environment tree and select Servers.
7. In the Summary of Servers section on the right pane, click the Control tab.
8. Check the check boxes for the AdminServer(admin) and bi_server1 listed in the table and select Force shutdown now from the Shutdown drop-down list.
9. In the confirmation pane, select Yes to force the shutdown of the servers.
   The WebLogic server console page is no longer available.
10. Go back to your linux session and stop the NodeManager process exactly as shown below:

    ./stopNodeManager.sh &

11. Check if the WebLogic server has been stopped:

    ps -ef | grep weblogic

    If there is no return of any WebLogic-related processes listed, then the WebLogic server has stopped completely.