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Managing the Servers

You can start, stop, and manage a running WebLogic Server instance using multiple tools—you can use the Node Manager, WLST, and command line scripts to start and stop the server instances. This chapter is devoted mainly to explaining in detail the various server management commands as well as dealing with server failures. To start this chapter off right, first let's review two basic types of WebLogic Server instances—the Admin Server and the Managed Server.

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