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Attributes for starting Weblogic server

 
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Hi ,

Waht will be the use , if we start weblogic with the following options
This is our command under bin directory of weblogic

./startManagedWebLogic.sh NonClusteredServer1 t3://172.21.32.122:1789 1>noncluster.log &
tail -f cluster1.log


noncluster.log &
tail -f console.log


Can anybody let me know what these attributes contribute actually ??

Thanks in advance
 
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Hi Ravi,

./startManagedWebLogic.sh NonClusteredServer1 t3://172.21.32.122:1789 1>noncluster.log &
tail -f cluster1.log


here the complete functional description of the commands.

command 1


starts the server named " NonClusteredServer1" which is listening on 172.21.32.122:1789 in background mode [&] and the stdout is redirected to noncluster.log

command-2

you are tailing some log called cluster1.log - but where you have mentioned this log ???
 
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