The Configuration Wizard has a Node Manager option which, if selected, allows you to also configure a Node manager as you create your domain. Select two true statements about using the Configuration Wizard to configure Node Manager. (Choose two.)

When using the WebLogic Server Configuration Wizard, the "Node Manager" configuration screen presents several options. You are required to provide a username and password to secure the Node Manager instance, which the wizard uses to populate the nodemanager.properties file. The wizard also allows you to define the Node Manager's scope. You can choose the default "Per Domain" option, which places the Node Manager home within the domain directory, or select "Custom Location" to specify a different, independent directory for the Node Manager home.

C. You can select either the Java-based or script-based Node Manager The Configuration Wizard is a Java-based tool that configures the Java-based Node Manager. It does not provide an option to configure the script-based (WLST) version.
D. After the Configuration Wizard creates the domain, it automatically starts the configured Node Manager The wizard's function is to create the domain's file structure and configuration. It does not start any server processes, including the Node Manager, which must be started manually after the domain is created.

1. Oracle® Fusion Middleware Creating WebLogic Server Domains Using the Configuration Wizard

12.2.1.4.0

Chapter 2: Creating a WebLogic Domain

Section: "Node Manager".

This section details the "Node Manager" screen in the wizard. It explicitly shows fields for "Node Manager Type" (with options for "Per Domain" and "Custom Location

" which allows specifying a "Node Manager Home")

and mandatory fields for "Username" and "Password". This directly supports answers A and B.

2. Oracle® Fusion Middleware Administering Node Manager for Oracle WebLogic Server

12.2.1.4.0

Chapter 3: Starting

Stopping

and Restarting Node Manager

Section: "Starting Node Manager".

This chapter outlines the procedures for starting Node Manager (e.g.

using the startNodeManager.sh script) as a distinct step to be performed after domain configuration. This confirms that the Configuration Wizard does not automatically start the service

making option D incorrect.

3. Oracle® Fusion Middleware Administering Node Manager for Oracle WebLogic Server

12.2.1.4.0

Chapter 1: Introduction and Roadmap

Section: "Node Manager Implementation".

This section describes the two implementations: "The Java-based version of Node Manager" and "The script-based version of Node Manager". It clarifies that the Configuration Wizard is used for the Java-based version

while the script-based version is invoked using WLST commands

confirming option C is incorrect.