Administration Port / command line /  console gui question

In the Admin_ref.pdf doc it says "After enabling the administration port, all Administration Console traffic must connect via the administration port". Does this mean that you can no longer use the web gui console to manage the servers?
I would like the option to script deployments (deploy ears, stop start servers etc.) via command line to reduce the possibility of user error during routine deployments.
I do config mgmt. and am not a developer so I may be getting hung up on the language here.
Thanks,
gj

Hi
For first question the answer is no. With the administration port, you enable the SSL between the admin server and Node manager-managed Servers. You can still use the web console.
For teh second question, you can use ANT or can use the WLS Scripting ..you can get more details in dev2dev.bea.com
Jin

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