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How to get the information about User Creation Date

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Hi,

We are using the following weblogic version: WebLogic Server Version: 10.3.5.0

I would like to see more information about User Creation Date, Modified Date, Disabled etc.

I am at this screen

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I drilled down on particular user and eventually at this screen. Tried with More Info too, haven't got any info there.

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Kindly do the needful.

Thanks

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  • Charles M
    Charles M Rank 6 - Analytics Lead

    Hi -

    One way you could do this is to have a look at the WebLogic LDAP file(s). Specifically, 'DefaultAuthenticator.dat'. This is a text file. You can "export"' the file(s) back to the O/S, from the WebLogic Administration Console. For example, got to: Home >Summary of Security Realms >myrealm > Migration > Export. Provide a path/file system location. From there, you'd get a bunch of *.dat files in the path provided. You should find the 'createTimestamp' attribute within DefaultAuthenticator.dat, for each entry.

    There may be other ways of finding this as well. Possibly, a function/operation exists within FMW EM under the System MBean Browser. Also, there may be a way to return this using WLST. Since all of this is WebLogic-based ... you could open something up on the WebLogic community boards. I'm sure they have some fancy ways of obtaining it .

    Regards,

    Charles

  • 3427576
    3427576 Rank 4 - Community Specialist

    Hi Charles,

    Thanks for the solution. It resolved my issue for now but need to dig in more on this for further requirements.

    Thanks

  • Charles M
    Charles M Rank 6 - Analytics Lead

    Sure, you are welcome.

    Charles

  • EBN
    EBN Rank 1 - Community Starter

    Thanks, it was quite helpful for my need.

  • Charles M
    Charles M Rank 6 - Analytics Lead

    Hi @EBN ,

    Glad it helped you!

    Regards,

    Charles