Read what Gianni wrote and make sure you understand what mistake you made. Then uninstall OBIEE and reinstall it and be sure to not repeat the same mistake.

This must be specific for you. Check your logs for errors. Your symptoms suggest you got a networking problem where a route or name lookup fails and waits for a timeout then tries again and eventually succeeds.

If your lite app is working, ie OBIEE is not broken because you did something bad with the lite app, then you can go ahead with the migration.

Try starting that component that is down, eg: opmnctl startproc process-type=OracleBIServerComponent If it does not start, then paste the log for it.

It will also depend on the version of the JDK you are using. Unless you are using the latest jdk 7 patch or jdk 8, TLS 1.2 is only by default applied to HTTPS protocol but ommited for LDAPS when making connections as a client. You can change the behaviour by changing settings in java.security config file in the jre…

Check out Doc ID 1494994.1 on MOS. It appears you have hit a bug where your logonURL/logoffURL gets wiped after restart. There are patches to fix that depending on what version you are on, so hopefully after applying the relevant patch you will be able to update the instanceconfig.xml file directly. Sorry, I cannot…

Look under Presentation Server.

You will need to navigate to oracle.biee.admin, Domain:bifoundation_domain, BIDomain, BIDomain. I'm sorry that I cannot be more detailed as I am doing this from memory. I currently do not have access to a system in order to take screenshots. Btw, when you were updating instanceconfig.xml, did you shut down the system first…

Login to em console and open the mbean browser which is a representation of the config file. You can update the value from the mbean, see the following document for more details on how to get to the mbean: Configuring the Oracle Business Intelligence System

You will need to update the hostname from the em console, ie http://hostname.domain:port/em

You are using OCI libraries. In order for OCI to be able to connect it needs a wallet with trusted certificates from the DB imported.

I would recommend you not try to manage OPMN managed services directly via wlst. You are better off using opmnctl

So that's weblogic 10.3.6. Is your OHS instance on the same server as your weblogic server or on a separate host?

curl is a command line tool that can perform http requests. Here's an example syntax to connect to a site with username/password: <span>curl -c cookie.txt -d "LoginName=someuser" -d "password=somepass" </span><a class="jive-link-external-small" href="https://somesite.com:9704/analytics"…

You would be better off using curl or wget to simulate a login and capturing the response time of that.

What version, especially weblogic version? wlst can be used to start/stop AdminServer, NodeManager (local one only) and managed servers. OPMN depends.

You cannot. The zip was originally pasted into a word document which got converted into pdf. You should open an SR and ask for MigrateSecurityStore.zip

As Gianni already said, you need to create AD groups and add your AD users to those AD groups, then assign those AD groups to your reports as well. You will need to maintain two sets of groups, weblogic groups and AD groups. If you want to just have one set of groups, then you need to virtualize your groups via OVD. That…

The external internet facing one.

Its because browsers have stricter security these days and specifically disable SSLv3 support in favour of TLS1.1+ The 11.1.1.6 version of Oracle products only do SSLv3 and TLS1.0, thus the browsers will refuse to handshake with them unless you do hacks like the one you have done. The 11.1.1.9 version of Oracle products…