When I try to monitor WebLogic server, I get the "Check the user has 'Administrators' permission to deploy the agent in WebLogic server" message

When I try to monitor WebLogic server, I get the "Check the user has 'Administrators' permission to deploy the agent in WebLogic server" message

The user needs to have Administrator privileges to monitor a WebLogic server. This is because Applications Manager will deploy an agent in the WebLogic server for data collection. A user should have Administrator privileges to deploy this agent.

Follow the steps below to associate 'Administrators' role to the user in WebLogic console:

  1. Go to Security->Realms->myrealms->Users
  2. Click on specified user->Groups tab
  3. Assign to Current/Chosen groups from the available groups.

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