You need to re-create the boot.properties file for each of your managed servers as well.

It depends on which installer option you are using. If you are using the simple one click installer, then you don't get a choice. If you are using the advanced installation option, you will need to install weblogic separately and then create the weblogic domain at which stage you can specify the weblogic domain name.

The gmail smtp will present back three certificates. Make sure the CA is trusted by your truststore. If not, import it into it as trusted. Here's a summary of that CA cert: Subject: CN=GeoTrust Global CA, O=GeoTrust Inc., C=US Signature Algorithm: SHA1withRSA, OID = 1.2.840.113549.1.1.5 Key: Sun RSA public key, 2048 bits…

<May 25, 2016 12:00:38 PM> <WARNING> <Uncaught exception in server handlerjavax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: no cipher suites in common> That's your current problem. Which JDK are you using? Do you maybe have two different JDKs installed with different versions?

You are getting a handshake error which means there is a problem with the SSL certificate validation or exchange. Add the following to your weblogic environment to get more detailed info about the problem for debug and diagnostic: -Dssl.debug=true -Dweblogic.StdoutDebugEnabled=true -Dweblogic.security.SSL.verbose=true

You are still using the certicom classes for ssl. That could be the problem. Try adding the following: -Dweblogic.ssl.JSSEEnabled=true

Your passphrase got automatically encrypted, so that is ok. However, you have two problems that need to be resolved. It is complaining about an invalid state file. Remove it. Its a file with a .state extension in your nodemanager directory. The second problem is your certificate. You need to include the intermediate CA…

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I haven't used 10g version before, but what was the range of values it returned? Was it 0-52? In 11g, the range is from 1-53.

Do you have a firewall blocking connection from your OBIEE server to the AD server?

Why don't you replace DEV and QA, etc.. with something simple like img, and on each system create a symbolic link back to img, ie on dev, img links to DEV and on QA, img links to QA.

Minor patches, ie JDK8 update xxx is always supported and it is recommended to be on the latest.

Check Bug 15859268 - REQUIREMENT TO SUPPORT SFTP PRIVATE KEY AUTHENTICATION Apparently fixed in 11.1.1.9.0

What were the arguments that you provided when you ran it? It's expecting a string while it got nothing.

I would use General Purpose SSD instead of Magnetic and also enable EBS optimisations. That's not essential but will make your system more responsive (it will also cost more). As long as you don't build a cluster, it is quite straight forward.

I don't think your changes and the error you are seeing are directly related. What probably happened is that your configuration was already corrupted but your change made it override the corrupted config with your new updates and losing the bi_server instance configuration. Do you have a backup of config.xml? You could…

Try shutting down weblogic, delete everything in the tmp directory and then start weblogic up again.

The least painful way would be to make those help documentation available via OHS and change the links to point to the OHS URL.

Sounds like you want to hack the war/ear files that OBIEE consists of.

That's what I have shown you already. You just need to add the connect() and disconnect() around it and evaluate the cursor that got returned. If you don't want to learn how to write your own script and just want to use an existing one, try this one Weblogic Scripting Tool 101: WLST List User, Groups and Users in Groups