Weblogic user lost its Admin rights in Content Server

Hello,
I happened to change auth type for weblogic to Local. After logging in as weblogic, I couldnt see the Administration tab. This was the only user with admin privileges.
I tried logging in as sysadmin/idc, but i could not. Logging in as sysadmin/idc was working in 10g but in 11g it does not work.
Is there a way to get back the admin privileges foe weblogic user?. Please help as I cannot work without the Admin Utilities.
Regards,
Richa

Hi Richa ,
I did not update the sysadmin password.
update users set dpasswordencoding='' where dname like 'sysadmin';
update users set dpassword='idc' where dname like 'sysadmin';
Open SystemProperties.
Go to the “Database” tab.
Select Oracle Thin JDBC Driver.
JDBC Connection String = jdbc:oracle:thin:@hostname:1521:orcl
JDBC User Name = dev_urmserver (ucm schema user)
JDBC User Password = <pwd set>
This will let you access the standalone applets from /bin directory .
login with sysadmin/idc after launching user admin applet and then change the auth type for weblogic user to External from Local .
I did not update the weblogic password but did change its type from External to Local in Content Server.
Same as point above .
Unfortunately, I did not give admin rights to any of the accounts and so I cannot access the User Admin Applet.
Test after step 1 is completed .
I have installed UCM in my laptop running win7. Surprisingly, i cannot see Oracle Content Server in my start->All programs menu.
There will be no Content Server munu with UCM 11g . It will be the managed server under Weblogic that will be needed to start UCM.
Hope this helps .
Thanks
Srinath

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