Reviewing Settings

The default settings for scan frequency and the domain scan paths are per region and tenancy. WebLogic Management uses these settings when scanning instances for new WebLogic domains and changes to existing domains.

Review the scan settings to ensure they are correct and make any necessary changes. If you do not want all instances to use the same scan frequency and scan paths, you can override them at the managed instance level.

Important

When you change the default scan settings at the managed instance-level, if a server is added on a different managed instance its status could show up as UNKNOWN. This happens when a service-level scan detects a server on the managed instance before the managed instance conducts its scan. After the managed instance conducts its scan, the missing information such as host, server attributes and server check is reported.
    1. Click Settings.
    2. On the Settings for WebLogic Management Service in this region (region-name) page under Domain scan settings, optionally change any of the default settings:
      • WebLogic domain scan frequency (in hours): Enter the number of hours that represent how often the plugin scans for WebLogic installations.
      • Domain home path(s): Enter the file system path to scan (one-level deep) for domains, for example, /u01/data/.
      • Add another path: (Optional) Click to enter more file system search paths.
    3. If you made any changes, click Save.
  • Use the oci wlms configuration get command and required parameters to review WebLogic Management service settings including service scan settings, domain scan frequency, and the domain scan path.

    oci wlms configuration get --compartment-id ocid [OPTIONS]

    To change these settings, use the update command.

    For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.

  • Run the GetConfiguration operation to view the WebLogic domain discovery interval and search paths settings for the service.

    To change these settings, run the UpdateConfiguration operation.