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I have read a little bit about weblogic domains.

But I have some basic questions:

1) If there exists a domain on a Unix machine. What should we do to make it accessible to a new user. Is there a domain per user or per application?

2) If there are many server instances in a domain, what are their ip addresses. Is it the same as the physical machine or what are they?
 
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Originally posted by Santosh Babu:

1) If there exists a domain on a Unix machine. What should we do to make it accessible to a new user. Is there a domain per user or per application?



What user are you talking about? A Unix user? Domains have nothing to do with them. An application user? You'd create a new user through the application.


2) If there are many server instances in a domain, what are their ip addresses. Is it the same as the physical machine or what are they?



The IP address is determined by the machine, not the domain. Since domains can contain more than one physical machine, a domain can be addressable by more than one IP.
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Santosh,

1. Domain does not concern application users. A domain has managed servers and an Admin server. It is usually created for administrative purposes, which is a very generalized term.

2. Again a domain does not effect the individual properties of a server. It will have the same IP address which it used to have before.

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