Can we put config.xml outside of domain directory?

Hi,
          I am currently working on Admin server failover under weblogic 8.1 clustering.
          I want to put config.xml outside of domain directory, if hosted machine of admin server is unreacheable, I want to build the admin server from another box using the config.xml we kept aside of domain directory.
          Idea is, All configuration files (startWeblogic.sh, config.xml etc.,) want to keep another box, we use these configuration files from admin server hosted machine. Please let me know, whether this is feasible? if so, Please suggest me solution.
          Thanks,
          Murthy P.

yes, we can place config.xml outside of domain directory.
          We have to include in startup script as,
          -Dweblogic.RootDirectory=/u/murthy/examples/config/
          Thanks,
          Murthy P

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