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Consider a scenario where you need to eliminate node(s) from an Oracle Access Manager (OAM) managed server cluster instance, as a configuration with one fewer node is capable of handling single sign-on requests.
In this blog post, we will guide you through the steps to accomplish this goal.
1. Shutdown Managed Servers on the node to be removed
Alternatively, you may shut down the Managed Servers from the backend from $DOMAIN_HOME/bin.
2. Remove server name from OAM WebGate agents
Log in to the Oracle Access Manager console and navigate to Agents.
SSO Agents tab -> Search
Click on the Agent name -> Delete the managed server from “Primary Server List” of the agent.
Click “Apply”.
A confirmation message will be displayed.
3. Follow the same steps for any other WebGate agent
4. Remove OAM managed server from the OAM Console
While still logged in to OAM Console, navigate to “Configuration” -> “Server Instances” -> “Search”.
Delete the managed server in question.
5. Remove OAM Managed Server from the Cluster
Log in to the WebLogic console. Navigate to Environment -> Servers -> Lock & Edit -> “Delete” the managed server(s).
