http://hostname:port/console

Where hostname is the DNS name or IP address of the Administration Server and port is the address of the port on which the Administration Server is listening for requests (7001 by default). If you start the Administration Server using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), you must add s after http as follows:

https://hostname:port/console

For more information about setting up SSL for system administration, see Set up SSL.

Note: If your Web browser is configured to send HTTP requests to a proxy server, you may need to configure your browser so that it does not send Administration Server HTTP requests to the proxy. If the Administration Server is running on the same machine as your Web browser, configure your browser so that requests sent to localhost or IP address 127.0.0.1 are not sent to the proxy server.

The WebLogic Server Administration Console allows users to edit configurations or to perform other operations based on the default global security role they are granted. If this security role does not permit editing of configuration data, for example, the data is displayed in the Administration Console but is not editable. If the user attempts to perform a control operation that is not permitted, such as starting or stopping servers, the Administration Console displays an Access Denied error.

Users granted the Admin default global role can perform any function using the Administration Console. The other default global roles (Deployer, Monitor, and Operator) primarily have read-only permissions, except for functions specific to their security role. See Default Global Roles for more information about the default global roles.