TIMEOUT error from adstrtal.sh -- even after made Guest user password same

Question

I have migrated E-bus Database from HPTru64 to SunSolaris (Still Object differences are there).
when I try to start application I got TimeOUT error.
1)I made GUEST password same in <Context>.xml & $FND_TOP/11.5.0/secure/*.dbc file to ORACLE
2)ran adautocfg.sh on all apps nodes
still I get same error...
SQL> SELECT fnd_web_sec.validate_login('GUEST','ORACLE') FROM dual;
FND_WEB_SEC.VALIDATE_LOGIN('GUEST','ORACLE')
N
SQL>

Answer 1

Sawwan,
I got below error...
I am in the process of migration, I may not be able to use OAM unless I start the application..
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SQL> @afgstusr.sql
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
ERROR: The Profile "Guest User Password" is not set correctly, the current
value is "GUEST/ORACLE" and failed FND user validation.
Oracle Applications requires a "GUEST" user account for special restricted
access functions. The "<GUEST User Name>/<Password>" is stored in the
profile option "Guest User Password" for Applications program use. In this
instance the profile option is not set, or does not represent a valid
User_name/Password combination.
CORRECTIVE ACTION: The profile needs to be set to a valid User_name/Password
combination, preferably the combination for the seeded user account "GUEST".
The profile can be set using the Oracle Forms Interface and the System
Administrator Responsibility.
Navigate -> Profile -> System -> Query Site level profile:
"Guest User Password"
Alternatively, if the profile value shown above is defined and set to what
you think should be the correct value, you may need to reset the GUEST user
account password from the Oracle Forms Interface. Again using the System
Administrator Responsibility.
Navigate -> Security -> User -> Define -> Query "User Name":
Type a temporary password in the "Password" field -> hit the Tab Key
and confirm the password ... Then log in to Oracle Applications Forms
Interface as this user and change the password, when prompted to do so,
to match the value set in the "Guest User Password" profile.
Finally if the Oracle Forms Interface is not available for some reason you
can use SQL*Plus and the Applications API - FND_PROFILE.SAVE(). You can use
the file that generated this message (FND_TOP/patch/115/sql/afgstusr.sql) as
an example of how to code this function. Set the value to a known good
User_name/Password combination. Remember to go back and properly set up
a default GUEST account and to synchronize the profile after your upgrade is
complete using the appropriate steps shown above.
DECLARE
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06510: PL/SQL: unhandled user-defined exception
ORA-06512: at line 15
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