Can the system password be suppressed?

I am starting admin and managed server using WLS6.1 on Solaris. The java process
that runs the server lists all of the arugments, including -Dweblogic.management.password=<password>.
My company sees this as a security risk. Is there a way to suppress the password
from being displayed, or encrypt it, when viewing the process for the servers? (ps)
Thanks!

If you do not specify the system password in your script, you will be prompted
for a password at server startup and it's not shown in clear text
Can you give it a try and let us know
Sheila Reitter wrote:
I am starting admin and managed server using WLS6.1 on Solaris. The java process
that runs the server lists all of the arugments, including -Dweblogic.management.password=<password>.
My company sees this as a security risk. Is there a way to suppress the password
from being displayed, or encrypt it, when viewing the process for the servers? (ps)
Thanks!

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Where is the system password (specified at installation) stored in weblogic server 6.0? How can it be changed after installation?
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