Configure HTTPS Ports

Follow these steps to configure the HTTPS ports.

1. Log in to WebLogic Admin console.
2. Click Lock and Edit.
3. Select environment, servers.
4. For each server on the main Configuration tab, select SSL Listen Port Enabled.
5. Click Save.
6. Click Activate Changes.
7. If you're using WebLogic demo certificates, go to URL https://<host>:<AdminServerSSLPort> and set up a single browser certificate exception.

   The URL https://<host>:<AdminServerSSLPort> is the base URL, without Enterprise Manager or the WebLogic Administration console on the path. By first accessing the base URL, you can set up a single browser certificate exception. If you go directly to the Enterprise Manager or the WebLogic Administration console paths, you must setup multiple certificate exceptions.

8. Enable the certificate exception by going to the base URL.

   You only have to do this once, rather than separately for WebLogic console and Fusion Middleware Control.

   The base URL should give a 404 error once the SSL connection is made. You can ignore the error.

9. Test the secure WebLogic console URL using a URL similar to the following:

   https://<Host>:<AdminServerSSLPort>/console

10. Test the secure Fusion Middleware Control URL using a URL similar to the following:

    https://<Host>:<AdminServerSSLPort>/em

    Test the HTTPS URL while logged in to Fusion Middleware Control using HTTP.

    Don't disable HTTPS.

11. In WebLogic Administration Console, click Lock and Edit to begin enabling secure replication.
12. Select Environment, select Clusters, and then select bi_cluster.
13. Select Configuration, and select the Replication tab.
14. Select secure replication enabled.
    If you don't select secure replication enabled, the managed servers fail to startup and remain in Administration mode preventing the start scripts from running.
15. Click Save.
16. Click Activate Changes.